Mukilteo Little League is a volunteer-run nonprofit chartered Little League serving youth in the Mukilteo School District, with baseball for ages 5 to 16 across Tee Ball, Rookie, Farm, Minors, Majors, Intermediate, Juniors and Seniors divisions and softball for ages 7 to 16. The regular season runs March through May, with All-Stars and tournaments in June and July and a separate summer league in July and August for boys ages 6 to 12 and girls ages 7 to 12. Any family that asks is granted a scholarship regardless of financial circumstances, and the league maintains its fields at Paine Field Community Park under agreement with Snohomish County.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Mukilteo Little League directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Missy MooreI'm being very generous by giving them 1 star. Our son spent almost 5 year with this organization. This program is NOT about the kids. We have emailed the Board of Directors certain bullying instances that NEVER got resolved. ALOT OF FAVORTISM. IF YOUR CHILD ISNT IMPORTANT TO THE BOARD, THEY DONT STAND A CHANCE IN THIS ORGANIZATION!
★★★★J.M. JacoVery nice facility for baseball and softball. The orientation of the fields makes it convenient for parents keeping an eye on kids playing in simultaneous games. The snack bar is also handy to all four diamonds. My only complaint is that I didn't see any signs designating which field was which when our team told us to "meet at Field 3." If there are signs, I never saw them. Parking seems adequate even when busy, with a paved section and an unpaved overflow section. For younger family members not interested in the games, the park has some great areas that intrigue kids. A play park with interesting multi-age climbing structures and swings is near the parking lot and a private ropes course and climbing walls are also alongside. The park is located near Paine Field so jet noise is fairly regular but not too overpowering. The city has done a nice job with this park, and many patrons seem to agree.
★★★★★stephen stettnerGreat for ball but for the late games bring bug spray
★★Jim SIt's a great place for kids to play softball. However, my wife and I went to watch our granddaughter play softball last night, and we needed to use the restrooms. We found out the restrooms were closed and in their place was one portable restroom. It was the most disgusting portable anyone could imagine. It was so full that the feces was piled so high it was nearly 4 inches below the toilet seat. Adittionally, the door lock was missing. With all the people using this facility, one portable toilet is totally unacceptable. At the very least, it should be checked and maintained at proper intervals.
★★★★★Luke ThompsonA great organization that prioritizes learning and development. Fees are reasonable, the coaching support is in place, the league board works hard to make sure things are run fair and support all ages and levels. The facility is well maintained and a fun place to be for baseball.