Camp Out On The Field After The Baysox Game This Friday, August 11th

Family Camp Out Event Returns This Friday, August 11th

The Baysox 3rd annual Family Camp Out Event returns on Friday, August 11th following the Baysox home game against the Binghamton Mets (Game time is 7:05 pm) and a spectacular Fireworks Show presented by Educational Systems Federal Credit Union. It's your chance to enjoy a fun Baysox game and pitch a tent on the Baysox green outfield grass as a family and spend the night under the stars right here at Prince George's Stadium!

This is the third year that the Baysox have offered this fun event for familes to take part in. The Baysox have been hosting Boy and Girl Scout groups for a number of seasons and have been offering the Family Camp Out event for the last three seasons.

Following the Baysox game the Baysox will light up the sky with a spectacular Fireworks Show sponsored by Educational Systems Federal Credit Union. Following the fireworks, families will set up their tents on the field and get settled in to watch a movie on the stadium jumbotron screen.

FAMILY CAMP OUT TICKET PACKAGES

- Reserved Box Seat & Camp Out Permit Pass = $11.00 per person

- Food Package #1 (includes Hot Dog, Chips & Small Drink) = $5.50 per voucher

- Food Package #2 (includes Hamburger, Chips & Small Drink) = $7.00 per voucher

To order your tickets to the Family Camp Out event, please call Matt McLaughlin in the Baysox Ticket Sales Department at (301) 464-4890 or via e-mail at mmclaughlin@baysox.com.

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