STEP 2: Complete Registration Below

📍 Strike Zone — Rockbrook Village
📅 Camp Dates (June 1–4, June 8–11, June 15–18, June 22–25)
🧢 Ages 8+14 | 9 am – 12 pm

✅ 4-Day Summer Camps in June
✅ Fun games & competitions
✅ Skill-building drills with experienced coaches
✅ Optional Sandlot Games with college players

⚠️ Spots are limited for June camps.
Reserve your player’s spot below.

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Secure Your Player’s Spot

Secure Registration & Payment: Your registration is not complete until payment is submitted.

ALL STAR CAMPS MON-THURS: 9 AM - 12 PM(Required)
The Strike Zone Baseball Camps are a great place for baseball players who are looking to improve their skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. Camp runs for 9 AM – 12 PM for four days. Players are given the option of adding on Sandlot Games which includes eating lunch and playing games with college baseball players. Sandlot Games are the perfect way to end camp each day from 12 PM – 2 PM.
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ALL STAR CAMPS(Required)
Camp Details: All-Star Camps run Monday–Thursday from 9 AM–12 PM for players ages 8–14 to improve skills, build confidence, compete, and have fun with other players. Players can also add the Sandlot Games Experience with College Players from 12 PM–2 PM, which includes lunch, fun games and competitions, extra time at the field, and interaction with college baseball players from the Corn Belt Summer Collegiate Baseball League. This is often players’ favorite part of camp!
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AFTER YOU REGISTER:

  • You’ll receive a confirmation email
  • We’ll send camp details & reminders
  • Your player’s sunglasses will be reserved
  • You’ll have the best summer ever

Trusted by Omaha baseball families for over 30 years.

The Strike Zone

2900 South 110th Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68144
(402) 398-1238

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“Great facility. Kids can work on each aspect of the game, batting, pitching, catching, and fielding. Little shop to buy new equipment. My son had a great time at their summer camp. Hoping to use the facility on a more regular basis.”
– Amanda Blomenkamp