High School Winter Clinics

Dates:

• CATCHING CLINIC: JANUARY 6th, 13th , 20th 5:00-6:30PM
• HITTING CLINIC: JANUARY 6th, 13th, 20th 7:00-8:30PM

Cost:

• CATCHING: $125 PER SESSION, OR $300 FOR ALL 3 SESSIONS
• HITTING: $125 PER SESSION, OR $300 FOR ALL 3 SESSIONS
• CATCHING & HITTING: $450 FOR 3 CATCHING AND 3 HITTING SESSIONS

Check-In: 

Check-in will take place at 4:30pm for Catchers and 6:30pm for Hitters. The camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender). All grades are for this 2024-2025 schoolyear.

Housing:

ALL campers are responsible for housing/hotel on their own.

Facilities – Meals:

Hawkins Field and Fieldhouse will be the site of the High School Prospect Camp.  No meals are included. Campers are welcome to bring their own snack/drinks.

What to Bring:

Vanderbilt is not liable for theft of loss of camper’s personal property so please label all gear!

• Bat, Glove, Helmet, Baseball Shoes, Sneakers, Baseball Pants, Shorts and T-Shirts. Your child may wear metal or molded cleats. We suggest molded to protect our field, but metal is fine.
• Catchers Gear –Catchers Only

Parking:

Campers and parents must park in 25th Avenue Garage. Enter through the Highland Avenue entrance and follow the signs and directions. We will send instructions on what floors to park on prior to camp.  We do not hold the authority to have parking tickets dropped. If you park anywhere else on campus, you are doing so at your own risk.

Lost or Stolen Personal Items:

Vanderbilt is not liable for theft or loss of camper’s personal property. Please put your name on all your baseball gear so it is identifiable.

Instruction:

Catching Clinic

Instruction to include all aspects of the catching position including receiving, throwing, blocking and fielding work.  Catching coach Jayson King will be assisted by current players/catchers on the Vanderbilt baseball team.

Hitting Clinic

Instruction to include hitting drills, machine work, batting practice, eHack Elite machine work as well as Trackman and/or Hit Trax usage.  Jayson King, hitting coach, will be assisted by current players/hitters on the Vanderbilt baseball team.

Parents/Coaches Visitation:

Parents and coaches are welcome to visit the baseball camp at any time.  We request that you stay off the playing field while camp is in session.

Refund Policy:
If you are unable to attend camp, a refund can be provided less a $50 processing fee when a request is submitted up to 30 days prior to camp.  Refunds requested within 29 days of the start of camp, or after camp has ended, will not be granted.  The camp is staffed based on the number of registered campers and staff changes cannot be made last minute.  Please ensure you can attend camp before registering. Circumstances that would allow for an exception to the 30 day policy are as follows:

• Serious illness or injury of a host or player: You’ll be asked to provide a general statement from a physician/physical therapist/athletic trainer confirming that the host or player can’t travel/participate due to the illness or injury.
• Government-mandated obligations including jury duty, travel restrictions, court appearances, and military deployment: You’ll be asked to provide a copy of the official notice dated after the reservation was booked, including the name of the person fulfilling the obligation.
• Airport and road closures, and flight cancellations that make it impossible to travel to camp: This includes closures and cancellations caused by natural disasters like earthquakes or severe storms. You’ll be asked to provide a notice of the road closure, or notice of the airport closure, or documentation from the airline that the flight was canceled/did not allow you to make it to camp.
• Standardized Testing/AP Testing Conflict: If the player registered for camp is unable to make it to camp due to an academic testing conflict, the player will be asked to show proof of testing date signed by a school or testing official.

Camper Code of Conduct

Vanderbilt Athletics Camps strives to maintain a fun and safe environment for all participants. Positive reinforcement is the preferred approach to discipline and all counselors strive to meet that goal. In keeping with our program goals, we encourage fun for all of our participants; however, certain rules are necessary to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. Campers are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. Campers shall:

• Listen and follow instructions.
• Remain with the group at all times.
• Show respect to all campers, coaches, staff, equipment, and facilities.
• Refrain from using foul language.
• Refrain from fighting, pushing or shoving. Refrain from causing harm to him/her self or others.

The following activities and/or behaviors pose significant risks to campers and the broader community and are strictly prohibited. Campers who engage in these prohibited activities and/or behavior may be subject to immediate dismissal.

• Insubordination
• Violating the rights of others, including bullying (physical, verbal, or otherwise)
• Damage, vandalism, littering, or theft of Vanderbilt University property, property of a University community member or campus visitor, or other property used during camp
• Violence of any kind, including, without limitation, fighting, assault, physical or verbal intimidation, cyber-bullying and sexual harassment
• Pranks and practical jokes with malicious intent or that pose a threat to camper safety
• Gambling
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of matches, lighters, fireworks, explosives, or other incendiary devices
• Sexual Activity
• Sexual Misconduct
• Tampering with fire alarms or other emergency equipment
• Misuse or distribution of prescription or over-the-counter medications/drugs
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of tobacco, alcohol, or chemical substances
• Possession, use, or distribution of firearms, ammunition, or other weapons or replicas of any description
• Violation of federal, state, or local laws

Directions to Vanderbilt (Charles Hawkins Field) via the interstates:
From the north, take I-65 to I-40 west and then look for I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway.

From the east or south, take I-40 west to exit 209A. Turn left on Broadway.

From the west, take I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway (US 70S). Follow Broadway and veer right to West End Avenue.

Follow Broadway and veer right toward West End Avenue.  Turn left onto 25th Avenue and right on Jess Neely Drive.  The front entrance to Hawkins Field is directly across from the McGugin Athletic Center located at 2601 Jess Neely Drive. 

Vanderbilt is located a mile and a half southwest of downtown Nashville and is approximately 4 hours from Atlanta, 3 hours from Birmingham, 2 1/2 hours from Knoxville, 3 hours from Louisville and 3 hours from Memphis.

Airport Transportation:
We do not offer transportation to and from baseball camp.

Contact Us: 

If you have any additional questions regarding the camp, please contact Vanderbilt Baseball at baseball@vanderbilt.edu. Please be patient for response times, as the number of requests is high.

Register Here

Youth Summer Camp

Grades 1-5 – June 30^th and July 1^st

Cost:

$285

Times:

Camp will run from 9:00am to 1:00pm each day. Camp will begin promptly at 9:00am each day – campers should plan to be at the baseball field between 8:30 and 8:45am.  Camp will conclude at 1:00 PM each day.  You will be required to sign your child out with his coach at the end of each day.  Sign out will take place at Hawkins Field each day.

Check-In: 

Check-in for Youth Camp will take place on Monday, June 30^th between 8:15-8:45am at the front entrance of the Indoor recreation center. You will be required to check your child in and out each day.  The camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender). All grades are for the incoming 2025-2026 school year.

Parking:

Whether you are staying for the duration or only dropping off/picking up, you must park in the 25th Avenue Garage visitor parking. Enter through the Highland Avenue entrance and follow the signs and directions.  We will send information a couple weeks prior to camp about how to park for free.  We cannot guarantee your car is OK if parked anywhere else on campus.  We do not hold the authority to have parking tickets dropped.

Daily Focus:

The Vanderbilt Baseball Camp focuses on fundamentals in a fun and energetic atmosphere.  The early part of camp is typically defensive and offensive station work with competitive games following at the end of the morning session.

Camp Conclusion:

Camp will end promptly at 1:00pm on Tuesday, July 1^st on Hawkins Field.

Parents Visitation:

Parents are welcome to visit the baseball camp at any time.  We request that you stay off the playing field while camp is in session.

What to Bring:

Vanderbilt is not liable for theft of loss of camper’s personal property so please label all gear!

• Bat
• Glove
• Cleats/Sneakers

Typical Daily Schedule:

9:00-10:00AM               Defensive Instruction

10:00-11:00AM             Offensive Instruction

11:00-1:00PM               Game Play

Refund Policy:
If you are unable to attend camp, a refund can be provided less a $50 processing fee when a request is submitted up to 30 days prior to camp.  Refunds requested within 29 days of the start of camp, or after camp has ended, will not be granted.  The camp is staffed based on the number of registered campers and staff changes cannot be made last minute.  Please ensure you can attend camp before registering. Circumstances that would allow for an exception to the 30 day policy are as follows:

• Serious illness or injury of a host or player: You’ll be asked to provide a general statement from a physician/physical therapist/athletic trainer confirming that the host or player can’t travel/participate due to the illness or injury.
• Government-mandated obligations including jury duty, travel restrictions, court appearances, and military deployment: You’ll be asked to provide a copy of the official notice dated after the reservation was booked, including the name of the person fulfilling the obligation.
• Airport and road closures, and flight cancellations that make it impossible to travel to camp: This includes closures and cancellations caused by natural disasters like earthquakes or severe storms. You’ll be asked to provide a notice of the road closure, or notice of the airport closure, or documentation from the airline that the flight was canceled/did not allow you to make it to camp.
• Standardized Testing/AP Testing Conflict: If the player registered for camp is unable to make it to camp due to an academic testing conflict, the player will be asked to show proof of testing date signed by a school or testing official.

Goals

The goal of the Vanderbilt Youth Camp (grades 1-5) is to teach baseball fundamentals in a fun and energetic atmosphere.  All players play an active role in camp and are continually involved in drills of all aspects.  Participants will generally play in their own age group or grade level.  However, we reserve the right to move a camper up in age groups, depending on his ability and skill.

Camper Code of Conduct

Vanderbilt Athletics Camps strives to maintain a fun and safe environment for all participants. Positive reinforcement is the preferred approach to discipline and all counselors strive to meet that goal. In keeping with our program goals, we encourage fun for all of our participants; however, certain rules are necessary to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. Campers are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. Campers shall:

• Listen and follow instructions.
• Remain with the group at all times.
• Show respect to all campers, coaches, staff, equipment, and facilities.
• Refrain from using foul language.
• Refrain from fighting, pushing or shoving. Refrain from causing harm to him/her self or others.

The following activities and/or behaviors pose significant risks to campers and the broader community and are strictly prohibited. Campers who engage in these prohibited activities and/or behavior may be subject to immediate dismissal.

• Insubordination
• Violating the rights of others, including bullying (physical, verbal, or otherwise)
• Damage, vandalism, littering, or theft of Vanderbilt University property, property of a University community member or campus visitor, or other property used during camp
• Violence of any kind, including, without limitation, fighting, assault, physical or verbal intimidation, cyber-bullying and sexual harassment
• Pranks and practical jokes with malicious intent or that pose a threat to camper safety
• Gambling
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of matches, lighters, fireworks, explosives, or other incendiary devices
• Sexual Activity
• Sexual Misconduct
• Tampering with fire alarms or other emergency equipment
• Misuse or distribution of prescription or over-the-counter medications/drugs
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of tobacco, alcohol, or chemical substances
• Possession, use, or distribution of firearms, ammunition, or other weapons or replicas of any description
• Violation of federal, state, or local laws

Vanderbilt Employee Discount:

Full Time Vanderbilt employees receive 15% off of the registration cost.  Please email Amy Elkus at baseball@vanderbilt.edu for a discount code.

Hotel:

Families traveling from out of town will be responsible for securing their own hotel accommodations.  We will set up a first come first serve block with the newly renovated Holiday Inn Vanderbilt near Hawkins Field, as well as the Fairfield Inn and Suites nearby as well. A discount code will be updated on the website in the coming weeks.

Contact Us: 

If you have any additional questions regarding the camp, please contact Vanderbilt Baseball at baseball@vanderbilt.edu. Please be patient for response times, as the number of requests is high.

Register Here

Middle School Summer Camp

Grades 6-8 – July 2^nd and 3^rd

Cost:

$285

Times:

Camp will run from 9:00am to 1:00pm each day. Camp will begin promptly at 9:00am each day – campers should plan to be at the baseball field between 8:30 and 8:45am.  Camp will conclude at 1:00 PM each day.  You will be required to sign your child out with his coach at the end of each day.  Sign out will take place at Hawkins Field each day.

Check-In: 

Check-in for Middle School Camp will take place on Wednesday July 2^nd between 8:15-8:45am at the front entrance of the Indoor recreation center. You will be required to check your child in and out each day.  The camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender). All grades are for the incoming 2025-2026 school year.

Parking:

Whether you are staying for the duration or only dropping off/picking up, you must park in the 25th Avenue Garage visitor parking. Enter through the Highland Avenue entrance and follow the signs and directions.  We will send information a couple weeks prior to camp about how to park for free.  We cannot guarantee your car is OK if parked anywhere else on campus.  We do not hold the authority to have parking tickets dropped.

Daily Focus:

The Vanderbilt Baseball Camp focuses on fundamentals in a fun and energetic atmosphere.  The early part of camp is typically defensive and offensive station work with competitive games following at the end of the morning session.

Camp Conclusion:

Camp will end promptly at 1:00pm on Thursday, July 3rd on Hawkins Field.

Parents Visitation:

Parents are welcome to visit the baseball camp at any time.  We request that you stay off the playing field while camp is in session.

What to Bring:

Vanderbilt is not liable for theft of loss of camper’s personal property so please label all gear!

• Bat
• Glove
• Cleats/Sneakers
• Catcher’s Gear (if applicable)

Typical Daily Schedule:

9:00-10:00AM               Defensive Instruction

10:00-11:00AM             Offensive Instruction

11:00-1:00PM               Game Play

Refund Policy:
If you are unable to attend camp, a refund can be provided less a $50 processing fee when a request is submitted up to 30 days prior to camp.  Refunds requested within 29 days of the start of camp, or after camp has ended, will not be granted.  The camp is staffed based on the number of registered campers and staff changes cannot be made last minute.  Please ensure you can attend camp before registering. Circumstances that would allow for an exception to the 30 day policy are as follows:

• Serious illness or injury of a host or player: You’ll be asked to provide a general statement from a physician/physical therapist/athletic trainer confirming that the host or player can’t travel/participate due to the illness or injury.
• Government-mandated obligations including jury duty, travel restrictions, court appearances, and military deployment: You’ll be asked to provide a copy of the official notice dated after the reservation was booked, including the name of the person fulfilling the obligation.
• Airport and road closures, and flight cancellations that make it impossible to travel to camp: This includes closures and cancellations caused by natural disasters like earthquakes or severe storms. You’ll be asked to provide a notice of the road closure, or notice of the airport closure, or documentation from the airline that the flight was canceled/did not allow you to make it to camp.
• Standardized Testing/AP Testing Conflict: If the player registered for camp is unable to make it to camp due to an academic testing conflict, the player will be asked to show proof of testing date signed by a school or testing official.

Goals

The goal of the Vanderbilt Middle School Camp (grades 6-8) is to focus on baseball fundamentals to help the player prepare for the transition to high school baseball.  Emphasis will be on individual position play, hitting fundamentals and game play experience.  All players play an active role in camp and are continually involved in drills of all aspects.  Participants will generally play in their own age group or grade level.  However, we reserve the right to move a camper up in age groups, depending on his ability and skill.

Camper Code of Conduct

Vanderbilt Athletics Camps strives to maintain a fun and safe environment for all participants. Positive reinforcement is the preferred approach to discipline and all counselors strive to meet that goal. In keeping with our program goals, we encourage fun for all of our participants; however, certain rules are necessary to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. Campers are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. Campers shall:

• Listen and follow instructions.
• Remain with the group at all times.
• Show respect to all campers, coaches, staff, equipment, and facilities.
• Refrain from using foul language.
• Refrain from fighting, pushing or shoving. Refrain from causing harm to him/her self or others.

The following activities and/or behaviors pose significant risks to campers and the broader community and are strictly prohibited. Campers who engage in these prohibited activities and/or behavior may be subject to immediate dismissal.

• Insubordination
• Violating the rights of others, including bullying (physical, verbal, or otherwise)
• Damage, vandalism, littering, or theft of Vanderbilt University property, property of a University community member or campus visitor, or other property used during camp
• Violence of any kind, including, without limitation, fighting, assault, physical or verbal intimidation, cyber-bullying and sexual harassment
• Pranks and practical jokes with malicious intent or that pose a threat to camper safety
• Gambling
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of matches, lighters, fireworks, explosives, or other incendiary devices
• Sexual Activity
• Sexual Misconduct
• Tampering with fire alarms or other emergency equipment
• Misuse or distribution of prescription or over-the-counter medications/drugs
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of tobacco, alcohol, or chemical substances
• Possession, use, or distribution of firearms, ammunition, or other weapons or replicas of any description
• Violation of federal, state, or local laws

Hotel:

Families traveling from out of town will be responsible for securing their own hotel accommodations.  We will set up a first come first serve block with the newly renovated Holiday Inn Vanderbilt near Hawkins Field, as well as the Fairfield Inn and Suites Hotel nearby. A discount code will be updated on the website in the coming weeks.

Vanderbilt Employee Discount:

Full Time Vanderbilt employees receive 15% off of the registration cost.  Please email Amy Elkus at baseball@vanderbilt.edu for a discount code.

Contact Us: 

If you have any additional questions regarding the camp, please contact Vanderbilt Baseball at baseball@vanderbilt.edu. Please be patient for response times, as the number of requests is high.

Register Here

High School Summer Camp

Sunday July 13th – Thursday July 17^th 

Dates:

Camp will begin approximately 3:30pm on Sunday, July 13th and conclude by 1pm on Thursday, July 17^th. 

Cost:

$680

Check-In: 

Check-in will take place on Sunday from 2 pm to 3:30 pm at the Indoor Recreation Center/Multipurpose Facility. All campers will be asked to meet in the stands by 3:45pm for camp orientation.  The camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender). All grades are for the incoming 2025-2026 school year.

Camp Conclusion:

Camp will end at 12:00pm on Thursday with an awards ceremony – parents are invited. All campers will be provided with a takeaway lunch (this lunch is for campers only).

Housing:

ALL campers are responsible for housing/hotel on their own. We will provide a discount rate to Holiday Inn Vanderbilt and Fairfield Inn & Suites within walking distance from Hawkins Field in the coming weeks, but you are welcome to stay wherever you’d like.

Facilities – Meals:

Hawkins Field and the Indoor Recreation Center/Multipurpose Facility will be the site of the High School Prospect Camp.  We will also use adjacent fields on the Vanderbilt campus for instruction and game activity.  Dinner will be served on Sunday, lunch and dinner will be served Monday through Wednesday and lunch will be served on Thursday. Please alert Amy Elkus at baseball@vanderbilt.edu of any food allergies at least two weeks prior to the start of camp so the cafeteria can be prepared.

What to Bring:

Vanderbilt is not liable for theft of loss of camper’s personal property so please label all gear!

• Bat, Glove, Helmet, Baseball Shoes, Sneakers, Baseball Pants, Shorts and T-Shirts. Your child may wear metal or molded cleats. We suggest molded to protect our field, but metal is fine.
• Catchers Gear –Catchers Only

Parking:

Campers and parents must park in 25th Avenue Garage. Enter through the Highland Avenue entrance and follow the signs and directions. We will send instructions on what floors to park on prior to camp.  We do not hold the authority to have parking tickets dropped. If you park anywhere else on campus, you are doing so at your own risk.

Lost or Stolen Personal Items:

Vanderbilt is not liable for theft or loss of camper’s personal property. Please put your name on all your baseball gear so it is identifiable.

Typical Daily Schedule:

9:00-12:00PM               Individual Position Play

12:00-2:00PM               Lunch

2:00-5:00PM                 Instruction and Game Play

5:00-5:30PM                 Dinner

5:30-7:00PM                 Instruction and Game Play

*On Thursday, camp will end at 12:00pm with an award ceremony following.

Parents/Coaches Visitation:

Parents and coaches are welcome to visit the baseball camp at any time.  We request that you stay off the playing field while camp is in session.

Refund Policy:
If you are unable to attend camp, a refund can be provided less a $50 processing fee when a request is submitted up to 30 days prior to camp.  Refunds requested within 29 days of the start of camp, or after camp has ended, will not be granted.  The camp is staffed based on the number of registered campers and staff changes cannot be made last minute.  Please ensure you can attend camp before registering. Circumstances that would allow for an exception to the 30 day policy are as follows:

• Serious illness or injury of a host or player: You’ll be asked to provide a general statement from a physician/physical therapist/athletic trainer confirming that the host or player can’t travel/participate due to the illness or injury.
• Government-mandated obligations including jury duty, travel restrictions, court appearances, and military deployment: You’ll be asked to provide a copy of the official notice dated after the reservation was booked, including the name of the person fulfilling the obligation.
• Airport and road closures, and flight cancellations that make it impossible to travel to camp: This includes closures and cancellations caused by natural disasters like earthquakes or severe storms. You’ll be asked to provide a notice of the road closure, or notice of the airport closure, or documentation from the airline that the flight was canceled/did not allow you to make it to camp.
• Standardized Testing/AP Testing Conflict: If the player registered for camp is unable to make it to camp due to an academic testing conflict, the player will be asked to show proof of testing date signed by a school or testing official.

Goals of the Camp:

The Prospect Camp offers a unique baseball learning opportunity for the high school player who has aspirations of playing baseball at the highest level (college or Pro).  The five-day format is very intense with instruction and will have a large emphasis on individual position play, hitting fundamentals and game experience.  Players will also have instruction in strength training and baseball agility exercise.

Instruction:

Instruction will be directed and conducted by the Vanderbilt coaching staff, headed by Tim Corbin, head coach of the Gold Medal 2006 Team USA, the 2007, 2011, 2013, and 2019 and 2023 SEC Champions, the 2014 & 2019 National Champions, and the 2015 & 2021 National Runners-Up.  Other instructors at the camp include college coaches, professional players, scouts and top area high school coaches.

Facilities:

Hawkins Field is the site of Vanderbilt Baseball Camp and serves as the home to the Commodores.  Hawkins Field features a classic baseball park atmosphere coupled with a modern design that includes more than 4,000 seats and a state of the art turf field installed during the summer of 2012.  Alongside Hawkins Field sits the Vanderbilt Baseball field House (left field line), a hitting/training facility (outside the left field fence) and an indoor pitching lab (3rd base concourse).  The Field House includes coaches’ offices, an equipment room, classroom and locker rooms for current players, coaches and professional (alumni) players.

Vanderbilt Employee Discount:

Full Time Vanderbilt employees receive 15% off of the registration cost.  Before registering, email Amy Elkus at baseball@vanderbilt.edu for a one time use code to receive 15% off. Please provide: Name, VUnetID, and place of work to receive the discount.

Camper Code of Conduct

Vanderbilt Athletics Camps strives to maintain a fun and safe environment for all participants. Positive reinforcement is the preferred approach to discipline and all counselors strive to meet that goal. In keeping with our program goals, we encourage fun for all of our participants; however, certain rules are necessary to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. Campers are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times. Campers shall:

• Listen and follow instructions.
• Remain with the group at all times.
• Show respect to all campers, coaches, staff, equipment, and facilities.
• Refrain from using foul language.
• Refrain from fighting, pushing or shoving. Refrain from causing harm to him/her self or others.

The following activities and/or behaviors pose significant risks to campers and the broader community and are strictly prohibited. Campers who engage in these prohibited activities and/or behavior may be subject to immediate dismissal.

• Insubordination
• Violating the rights of others, including bullying (physical, verbal, or otherwise)
• Damage, vandalism, littering, or theft of Vanderbilt University property, property of a University community member or campus visitor, or other property used during camp
• Violence of any kind, including, without limitation, fighting, assault, physical or verbal intimidation, cyber-bullying and sexual harassment
• Pranks and practical jokes with malicious intent or that pose a threat to camper safety
• Gambling
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of matches, lighters, fireworks, explosives, or other incendiary devices
• Sexual Activity
• Sexual Misconduct
• Tampering with fire alarms or other emergency equipment
• Misuse or distribution of prescription or over-the-counter medications/drugs
• Possession, use, manufacture, or distribution of tobacco, alcohol, or chemical substances
• Possession, use, or distribution of firearms, ammunition, or other weapons or replicas of any description
• Violation of federal, state, or local laws

 

Directions to Vanderbilt (Charles Hawkins Field) via the interstates:
From the north, take I-65 to I-40 west and then look for I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway.

From the east or south, take I-40 west to exit 209A. Turn left on Broadway.

From the west, take I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway (US 70S). Follow Broadway and veer right to West End Avenue.

Follow Broadway and veer right toward West End Avenue.  Turn left onto 25th Avenue and right on Jess Neely Drive.  The front entrance to Hawkins Field is directly across from the McGugin Athletic Center located at 2601 Jess Neely Drive. 

Vanderbilt is located a mile and a half southwest of downtown Nashville and is approximately 4 hours from Atlanta, 3 hours from Birmingham, 2 1/2 hours from Knoxville, 3 hours from Louisville and 3 hours from Memphis.

Airport Transportation:
We do not offer transportation to and from baseball camp.

Contact Us: 

If you have any additional questions regarding the camp, please contact Vanderbilt Baseball at baseball@vanderbilt.edu. Please be patient for response times, as the number of requests is high.

Register Here