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Sho-Me Baseball

★★★★ 4.125 reviewsReeds Spring, MOAges 14+

Private

Sho-Me Baseball is a historic baseball school founded in 1958 on Table Rock Lake in Reeds Spring, now revitalized under the management of nearby Ballparks of America. Its all-grass lakeside fields have hosted instruction from college and Major League coaches. The relaunched program is geared to players ages 14 and up.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 14+
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Sho-Me Baseball directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★JB Farley

Cool aesthetic; old school baseball vibe. Fields were good condition and grounds decently maintained. Not much in the way of amenities, wood bleachers are covered at least. Concession is a food trailer or pop up tables, pretty minimal but works. Only two single-person bathrooms, so lines are common but even with 8 teams playing it didn't get too bad.

★★★Stephanie Houle

Bathroom facilities left a lot to be desired. Rather high admission charge. Fields/stands were adequate.

★★★★Claudia Z

Great complex housing all the kids in the tournament. However, they need to have more safety precautions around the field and lake.ll panama team kid drowned.

★★Travis Van Vleck

The field we played on was actually not bad for being ALL grass. However we were delayed 30 minutes with the field not being pegged at correct distances. The mound was extremely dated and rocked when the pitchers moved on it. The bathrooms were awful. 3 single stalls in total and they broke down in the first two hours. The next closest also broke down so you had to make the 300 yard walk to the main office. I have no idea why GMB set up the gold bracket here and the silver bracket at the ballparks of America field.

Jim Elder

What a terrible facility. They schedule a baseball tournament and failed to pump out the septic system. It overflowed and there’s sewage on the ground. The bathrooms are closed and they didn’t bring in portapotties. In addition the small field for 9 year olds is poorly maintained with sparse grass. Terrible.

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