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Purchase, NY

Baseball Camp

at SUNY Purchase College

For ages 6 - 16

June 22nd through August 21st

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 ages 6-16 to become better players. Quality instruction and state-of-the-art facilities at SUNY Purchase 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 
735 Anderson Hill Rd, Purchase NY 10577

phone: (914) 273-8500
email: purchase@fscamps.com

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Baseball Facilities at Purchase

  • State-of-the-art baseball stadium
  • Turf field
  • Batting cages
  • Bullpens for pitchers
  • Training spaces for T work and soft toss
  • Set up for 60-90, 50-70, and 40-60 fields
  • Indoor pool for daily swim, fully staffed with certified lifeguards
  • Outdoor waterslide

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
Jun 22 - Jun 26
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Jun 29 - Jul 3
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Jul 6 - Jul 10
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Jul 13 - Jul 17
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Jul 20 - Jul 24
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Jul 27 - Jul 31
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Aug 3 - Aug 7
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Aug 10 - Aug 14
6 - 16
$795
$745
Baseball
Aug 17 - Aug 21
6 - 16
$795
$745

Additional Services

Extended Day:
Early Drop-Off $50/wk, Late Pick-Up $85/wk

Transportation:
Westchester/CT - $270/wk, Manhattan - $290/wk

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

transportation

Easy Transportation to Westchester

We are proud to offer door-to-door transportation from Westchester, Greenwich, and most of Manhattan. All buses are air-conditioned and clearly labeled with the Future Stars logo. Drivers are certified by the bus company, and a camp counselor will be monitoring campers at all times.

Typical pick-up and drop-off times vary depending on your spot on the route. We will call the week before camp with your bus times, as the times change weekly. For campers who spend an extended time on the bus, we do our best to reverse the route. Our goal is to make the ride fair and comfortable for all, while maintaining a safe and efficient schedule.

Local Transportation (Westchester, Greenwich):
Pick-up times vary between 8:15 am and 8:45 am.
Drop-off times vary between 4:15 pm and 5:00 pm.

NYC Transportation:
Pick-up times vary between 7:30 am and 8:00 am.
(all buses should leave the city by 8:00 am).
Drop-off times vary between 4:45 pm and 5:30 pm.

BASEBALL CAMP DAILY SCHEDULE

9:00 am: Stretching/Warm-up

9:30 am: Instructional Station 1

10:15 am: Instructional Station 2

11:00 am: Morning Game

12:00 pm: Lunch

12:45 pm: Swimming

2:00 pm: Afternoon Game 1

2:45 pm: Afternoon Game 2

3:30 pm: Wrap-Up

3:45 pm: Dismissal

Daily activities, sports, and times are subject to change

 

INSTRUCTIONAL SCHEDULE

MONDAY Infield Play/Ground balls, Hitting, Baserunning
TUESDAY Outfield Play/Fly Balls, Hitting, Baserunning
WEDNESDAY Jersey Day! Pitching Mechanics, Hitting, Baserunning
THURSDAY Skills Competition by age group
FRIDAY Games all day/Awards Ceremony

Testimonials

“My 13 year old had a great time at baseball camp. It's tricky to find a sports camp for older kids that challenges them and they enjoy. Future Stars was a lot of fun and taught good skills.”

- Martin S.

“Great clinics with quality instruction in a fun and age-appropriate environment. The ratio of coaches to kids was perfect for my boys to practice their sports skills and interact with co-campers and remain engaged with the coaches. We will definitely be back!”

- Sarah H.

“Future Stars is an amazing sports camp! The counselors and staff are super knowledgeable and really know how to work with kids. The atmosphere is fun, positive, and energetic—perfect for helping kids build their skills in a variety of sports. They focus on both development and having a great time, which is the best combo. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a top-notch sports camp experience!”

- Erica M.

Meet the Director

Mike Boccarossa

Mike Boccarossa

Baseball Director

Coach Mike is a former 3-year captain and standout player at SUNY New Paltz. He holds a Master's in Education and is a teacher in White Plains. He has extensive experience in coaching baseball to all ages, working throughout the Westchester area, and brings knowledge, an attention to detail, leadership, and a passion for the game of baseball that translates directly to the camp and the campers.

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