Southwest Athletics is a nonprofit Little League baseball and softball organization in Clemmons serving over 1,000 children. Alongside its seasonal leagues it runs a summer baseball camp in two half-day sessions (about 9 a.m.-noon in June), with early-registration pricing and a discount for attending both sessions.
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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 Southwest Athletics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★M FischerWhat a beautifully kept gem of a ballpark. Clean, convenient, and awesome baseball fields. One of the nicest I've been to for kids baseball.
★Ben CunninghamMy son plays on the majors. The team only had 2 practices scheduled and they took place prior to the first game. Then we were told no other practices would be scheduled for the remainder of the season and we could never get anyone to give a good reason as to why. This is in direct conflict to the info posted on their website. Don’t waste your hard earned money on this organization if your expectations are to have your kid learn how to play the game.
★★★★★Abby GraingerSWFLL is such a wonderful program for kids and families. The coaches, parents, and volunteers all put so much heart into making it more than just baseball—it’s about teamwork, sportsmanship, and building confidence. You can really see how much the kids enjoy being out on the field, learning new skills, and cheering each other on. I’ve been lucky to help volunteer here, and it’s been an amazing experience to see firsthand how dedicated everyone is to creating a positive environment for the players. The league does a fantastic job of making sure every child feels included, supported, and proud to be part of the team. If you’re looking for a great place for your kids to grow, have fun, and make lifelong memories, I can’t recommend SWFLL enough.
★Brandice BellThe fields are nice but they have a bee and wasp problem that needs to be addressed ASAP. In the course of two tournaments I've seen SEVERAL people get stung. Players, coaches, spectators... This area is really nice but the insect issue is out of control.
★★★Jessica DunlapNice facility but gate fee, entry fees, etc are steap (not unexpected in travel ball). Then consider that our game got called for a "20 minute lightening break" but we weren't allowed to finished the game. Once we headed out of the park, we see that one of the other two teams (playing) wasnt forced to take the break. They got to finish their game.