Youth baseball camps run by the Yakima Valley Pippins, a West Coast League collegiate summer team, at Yakima County Stadium. The Pippins offer four two- or three-day skills camps each spring and summer covering pitching, offense and defense, with games every day, two ticket vouchers to an upcoming game, and a slip-n-slide pizza party on the final day. Camps run 9am-noon or 9am-2pm for ages 6-16, split into groups and coached by Pippins staff and players, at $45-$65 per camper per day. The club also runs year-round indoor clinics and one-day pitching clinics.
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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 Yakima County Stadium directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Mike TongIf you’re a true fan of baseball, head out to The Orchard, Yakima County Stadium and watch the Yakima Pippins play on REAL grass! One of the best Independent Collegiate Summer League Baseball (The Minors) experiences can be had here ⚾️ Close your eyes and visualize the St. Paul Saints playing at Midway Ballpark. Added note: food options abound here at this ballpark.
★★★★★Jamie ViettiBest firework show I've seen in years! Parking was chaos, as to be expected.
★★★★Brian keelerLong wait to get in but overall it was a great time
★★★★Troy GorackeThis is a fun, little, local baseball field. I watched the Yakima Valley Pippens play and I used to watch the Yakima Bears play here. There is not a bad seat in the place, mostly because they are all close to the action. There are good concessions and the kind of amenities you would expect a professional baseball stadium to have. If you want to watch some good college.level baseball and you are in Yakima, WA. Tbis is the place to go.
★★★★★Kyle HausnerThere is no better outing with the kids than a Pippins game. Inexpensive tickets for entertainment that lasts for hours. Eat prior to coming to save money and snack on stadium foods. From beer and burgers to quesadillas and red ropes. Bounce houses if the kids lose interest or need to burn off some excess energy. The young players are more than happy to talk with young fans. An all around good time.