The Rochester Honkers, a collegiate summer-league baseball team, host youth baseball skills camps at Mayo Field for children ages 6 to 12, grouped by age for instruction. The half-day camp runs 9am to noon with lunch provided afterward, and each camper receives two tickets to a Honkers game. Campers bring their own baseball gear.
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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 Rochester Honkers Baseball Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Whitney YoungerGot tickets that were advertised as including a full menu of hotdogs, hamburgers, etc. none of that was actually included and staff offered a stale cookie tray replacement #LAME sorry I’m hangry and you guys suck
★★★★★Austin HillCould the stadium use a renovation? Perhaps. However, I have now attended two games and I have loved each experience. Honkers baseball has a certain charm and vibe that I cant get enough of. Will be a regular for the next five seasons. Flock around and find out!
★Garret KramerI don’t know who runs this now but it is sad. I don’t blame most of the employees because they are young teenagers and they can’t sell beer. Nothing better than showing up 45mn early to the game then get in a line for a beer that takes an hour. I paid cash to speed it up for everyone but the cashier still had to spend the time to type it in. Then i spent even longer in the food line, crazy long. Then you get to order, they are sold out of everything. Then you finally get your food 50 minutes after you order. I think I found my seat in the fourth inning for the first time. It’s not the workers fault, they were set up to fail. If you know you don’t have food and can’t sell food have someone tell people in line that. If you would have said that to me in line I would’ve been much happier Than wasting an hour and a half of my life in your concession lines. Again, it’s not the workers, they did what they could, but the management should have done more to set them up to succeed in a busy situation.
★★★John DeanThe stadium is old. The field looked to be in good shape. We sat in the patio section. All the food and drinks you can eat. It's not a bad deal. The burgers could have been a little more done. Kind of pink in the middle. My first brat was good, the second a little dry. The workers were very friendly though. It was a fun game to watch with a Honkers win.
★★★★★Tracy OstergardAssigned seats now. Kind of weird after having general seating for years. Unless you count your rows, no way to know what row to sit in. Labels worn off the steps. I had 20 seats, most of them taken, unless I don’t know how to count. Do I start at the first row or the third as my first. No big deal, extra seats near by, we all fit. Game itself was pretty good except the visitors were hitting the ball way better than the Honkers. Better luck next time. Didn’t eat at the park but looks like the menu has improved from the past.