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Patchogue, NY

Baseball Camp

at Oregon Middle School

Ages 6 - 15

August 3rd through August 14th

2026 Registration is now OPEN!

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BOOST YOUR GAME AND ENJOY EVERY INNING

Future Stars Baseball Camp is designed to teach and inspire campers to become better players. Quality instruction and state-of-the-art facilities create a safe and innovative learning environment for athletes of all ages and skill levels.

All areas of the game are thoroughly addressed through a variety of skill sessions, field awareness, and situational play. With the perfect balance of skill building, sportsmanship, competition, and fun, campers will enjoy a memorable experience.

Campers get the most out of their experience thanks to personalized, small group instruction.

locationsSummer Day Camp 
109 Oregon Ave, Medford, NY 11763

phone: 631-572-0232
email: patchogue@fscamps.com

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Baseball Camp Facilities at Patchogue

  • State-of-the-art athletic facilities
  • Well-maintained baseball and softball fields
  • Spacious full-sized gymnasium
  • Waterslide and sprinkler park to cool off and have fun
  • Grass athletic fields for warm ups, drills, and recreational activities
  • Various water and shade stations to cool off and take breaks

Building Skills That Last Beyond Baseball Camp

  • Batting – Build strong hitting fundamentals with focus on stance, mechanics, and consistent contact
  • Infield – Focus on quick reactions, reliable hands, footwork, and accurate throws to execute plays consistently
  • Outfield – Learn proper angles, ball tracking, and strong throwing mechanics to handle balls hit to the outfield effectively
  • Throwing – Strengthen arm mechanics, accuracy, and overall throwing technique
  • Base Running – Learn smart running strategies, proper form, and explosive speed
  • Pitching – Develop reliable mechanics, control, and pitch variety through focused drills
  • Catching – Improve receiving, blocking, and confident play behind the plate
  • Field Awareness – Enhance decision-making, positioning, and understanding of in-game situations
  • Sportsmanship – Emphasize respect, positive attitudes, and playing the game the right way
  • Teamwork – Build communication, support, and trust to elevate team performance
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2026 Dates & Rates

Find the camp week that fits your schedule.

Program
Date
Age
Weekly
Price
SAVE
3+weeks
(per wk)
Baseball
Aug 3 - Aug 7
6 - 15
$575
$525
Baseball
Aug 10 - Aug 14
6 - 15
$575
$525

Additional Services

Extended Day:
Early Drop-Off $80/wk, Late Pick-Up $80/wk

Sibling Discount:
Save $25/wk (after first child)

Directions to Future Stars Patchogue

Oregon Middle School is conveniently located in heart of the Patchogue-Medford School District in Suffolk County.

The school is easily accessible from Sunrise Highway and is just minutes from Route 112, a major north–south roadway connecting the South Shore to the Long Island Expressway.

Its central location makes it convenient for families throughout the Patchogue-Medford community and surrounding Suffolk County areas.

BASEBALL CAMP DAILY SCHEDULE

9:00 am: Orientation / Warm-up

9:15 am: Instructional Stations 1

10:00 am: Instructional Stations 2

11:15 am: Situational Play

12:15 pm: Lunch

1:15 pm: Water Park Activities

2:15 pm: League Games/Skills Contests

400 pm: Departure

Daily activities and times are subject to change.

Testimonials

“My son has been attending Future Stars Baseball Camp every year and ABSOLUTELY LOVES IT!! The baseball staff is wonderful and he truly enjoys every minute.”

- Janine E.

“Our kids have been going to Future Stars for years and love it. Each summer they look forward to camp. They do a great job. Our kids have fun and they have each improved in their primary sports. We highly recommend it.”

- Dennis O.

“The camp was so much more than athleticism. It was about teamwork, building confidence, and developing new friendships. My kids came home each day tired, happy, and already looking forward to the next. The positive environment made all the difference, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience.”

- Lauren H.

Meet the Director

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Rob Machado

Baseball Director

Coach Rob brings extensive coaching and instructional experience to the field. Since 2019, he has coached with the Long Island Jr. Ducks, specializing in pitching and fielding development, and currently serves as Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach at Brentwood High School. A former varsity first baseman and relief pitcher, Rob combines playing experience with a strong teaching background, including five years as an instructor at Pro Game Athletics.

Rob emphasizes proper mechanics, skill progression, and overall athletic development to help young athletes build a strong foundation in the game. Currently pursuing a degree in Adaptive Physical Education, he is committed to creating a structured, educational, and supportive environment where campers can grow both on and off the field.

Meet the Director

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Charlie VanDercook

Director of Operations and Director for Purchase College since 1993

 

Charlie co-founded Future Stars Camps and served as the very first Camp Director when the program launched in 1980. With more than four decades of experience leading camps, he has been shaping meaningful youth experiences from the very beginning.

A lifelong athlete, Charlie played tennis in high school, in college, and on the 1976 WATCH circuit before turning to coaching. He went on to serve as Director of Tennis at Banksville Racket Club, Westhampton Bath & Tennis, Hampton Athletic Club, and Green Hollow Tennis Club.

Today, as Director of Operations and Director for Purchase College, Charlie combines his collegiate athletic background, deep coaching expertise, and proven leadership to create a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment for every camper.

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