The St. Paul Saints run summer youth baseball camps for boys and girls ages 6 to 13 at CHS Field, where campers rotate through skill stations on the field, in bullpens, and in batting cages with game-based activities. The half-day camps run in multi-day sessions (for example, 9:00am to 1:00pm) and include a hat, shirt, and game tickets, with scholarships available. Camps are led by Saints coaches and players.
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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 St. Paul Saints Baseball Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★D MoneyI will never be back. I bought tickets last year and it was not announced it was pride night at the time. They refused to give a refund when I asked for one. We had a bearded man in a unitard thong dancing around all night. His whole butt was in the open and there were kids everywhere. They would never allow a woman to appear this way but for some reason it’s fine for a man. At one point he was standing in front of us not only blocking the game but showing his full butt to us. When we asked him to move he ignored us. We ended up walking out early because it was such a terrible experience. Once again no refund or anything. This organization has lost its mind and that guy would have been criminal charged for dressing that way on the street.
★★★★★Tasha AllenWe took our daughter to her first baseball game and had a blast. Fireworks were amazing and everyone we came in contact with seemed happy to be there.
★★★★★Joshua HuangGreat ballpark and great atmosphere. They even have a playground for children if they don't want to watch the game the whole time. If you are baseball fan, it is a nice place to spend a few hours and enjoy the game.
★★★★★Shana AntonissenLots of fun for the whole family. Rescue pets, fun competitions between innings, great food and a good baseball game. CHS field is a beautiful stadium. You can't go wrong with an outing to this ball park.
★★★★Jon SeilkopThird Saints Game for me. One sitting in the Beer Garden, One in section 120 (with plans to sit in the Beer Garden Foiled due to a private event), and one sitting in row 10 Section 113. There isn't a bad place to see the game. From a comfort perspective, best was Beer Garden at a High Top Table. Next I would sit in the bleachers again over 113. Will you are closer to the action in 113, the seats were spaced for 120 lbs people. If you're on the healthier side of life 113 should be fine. If you're like me weighing in at 275, you'll be looking for where to put your arms and leaning towards a loved one to avoid major contact with a seat mate on the other side. The shade was nice on the early evening. There is always a breeze on the 3rd base side, don't know about the other side. The other thing that I hated about 113 was the speaker behind us was and apparently the sound guy was an ex-roadie for a heavy metal band. I could not talk to someone three seats away, even when trying to tell over the announcer. Bleachers and Beer Garden were infinitely more comfortable and I could easily hold a conversation with folks 8 to 10 seats away... did not need to yell!!! Administration is inexpensive, but plan to sell a Kidney for a Beer or Food Item... $10-$15 for beer, 2 pretzels and a bag of popcorn were $20 (not including tips). Lines for food grow fast after the game starts... not enough vending stands. There are plenty of choices, though there may only be one stand selling that particular item. In the end, you come for the experience, and the Saints Organization does a tremendous job of entertaining the crowd and keeping things active and exciting... We will absolutely be going back...