College baseball camps in Pennsylvania
85 NCAA baseball programs in Pennsylvania. 50 have an official camp page posted.
Division I
Division II
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Chestnut Hill
East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania
Gannon
Holy Family
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
Millersville University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Western University, California
Pennsylvania Western University, Clarion
Pittsburgh, Johnstown
Point Park
Seton Hill
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
Thomas Jefferson
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Division III
Albright
Allegheny
Alvernia
Arcadia
Cairn
Carlow
Chatham
Delaware Valley
DeSales
Dickinson
Eastern
Elizabethtown
Franklin & Marshall
Geneva
Gettysburg
Grove City
Gwynedd Mercy
Haverford
Immaculata
Juniata
Keystone
King's College (Pennsylvania)
La Roche
Lancaster Bible
Lebanon Valley
Lycoming
Marywood
Messiah
Misericordia
Moravian
Mount Aloysius
Muhlenberg
Neumann
Penn State Berks
Penn State Brandywine
Penn State Harrisburg
Penn State University, Abington
Penn State University, Altoona
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Pennsylvania State Univ. Erie, the Behrend
Pittsburgh, Bradford
Pittsburgh, Greensburg
Saint Vincent
Scranton
Susquehanna
Swarthmore
Thiel
Ursinus
Washington and Jefferson
Waynesburg
Westminster College (Pennsylvania)
Widener
Wilkes
Wilson
York College (Pennsylvania)
Quick answers
How many college baseball programs are in Pennsylvania?
85 NCAA programs: 10 in Division D1, 20 in Division D2, 55 in Division D3.
Which Pennsylvania colleges have baseball camps?
50 programs have an official camp page posted, including Allegheny, Alvernia, Arcadia, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. Each school sets its own dates and prices.
When do baseball camps in Pennsylvania open registration?
Most college summer camps post dates between January and March, and prospect camps run year-round, often in the fall and winter too. Dates change every year, so check each program's official page.