The practical details
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 PYAA Baseball Fields directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleRidiculous speed bumps at the entrance instead of around the parking lot where the kuds are walking around
The fields are well maintained, the lines clear. The parking lot is a nightmare. Whoever painted the lines in the gravel needs to try again. The gravel roads in the lot are full of pot holes. When it rains it's a mess. There are baseball and soccer fields. No flag football because kids walked on the baseball fields. It's sad the city doesn't have a larger facility to accommodate it's growing community.
Was back in town visiting family, and my kids wanted to walk down memory lane. My son played 4 years of PYAA football on these fields as a Pickerington Pirate for Coach Greg Butcher and Coach Toby Tobin. His team won 3 championships. Great people and great memories!
The city and residents keep this complex pretty clean! They take pride in having somewhere nice for the kids to play sports.
My Great Grandson has played at this complex for almost 3 years. The complex is clean and well kept. The snack bars needs a few more selections. The parking area has been improved to eliminate long waits upon exiting.



