GLENDALE, AZ – Dodger legends Eric Karros, Steve Garvey, Steve Yeager, Steve Sax, Bill Russell, Mickey Hatcher, Ron Roenicke, Kevin Gross, Ken Landreaux, and current Dodger third base coach Dino Ebel will be part of the instructor line-up for the Los Angeles Dodgers eighth annual Adult Camp at Camelback Ranch - Glendale, the team’s Spring Training facility in Glendale, Arizona.  This authentic baseball experience for adults ages 21 years and older will be held January 7-13, 2024.

Karros’ Great Lakes Loons’ team won the camp championship last January and the entire team is returning in 2024 to defend its title.

For more information or to reserve your roster spot, please call (323) 224-1344, email [email protected] or visit www.dodgers.com/adultcamp.

Throughout the camp, participants will be able to interact with and receive instruction from Dodger greats on the field and to enjoy hours of baseball stories from the stars of the past off the field.  It is a 24/7 first-class baseball experience, during which campers will be treated just like the Dodger players when they train in Glendale in preparation for a Major League season. Campers will once again be hosted in the clubhouse, training room and baseball facilities the Dodgers utilize each spring at the Camelback Ranch-Glendale complex.

The camp price of $5,295 includes most meals; single occupancy lodging for six nights at nearby hotels used by the Dodgers organization; a personalized Dodgers uniform including jersey, pants and cap, personalized baseball cards with the camper’s photo and camp participation, in addition to so much more. Campers will play games every day, including doubleheaders on most days, at the premier facilities and fields at Camelback Ranch - Glendale.

Camelback Ranch - Glendale is the 141-acre Spring Training home of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox. The Sonoran Desert-inspired facility offers baseball fans more than top-quality playing fields and facilities; the site also features picturesque walking trails, landscaped grounds and citrus groves. With over 118,000 square feet of Major and Minor League clubhouse space, 13 full baseball fields, three half-fields and a main stadium with 13,000 seats, the facility is one of the largest in the Cactus League.

Camelback Ranch – Glendale is also the home of minor league operations for both the Dodgers and White Sox throughout the year, including the teams’ entries in the Rookie-level Arizona Summer League and Fall Instructional League.  The Arizona Fall League’s Glendale Desert Dogs also call Camelback Ranch - Glendale home during their six-week season in September and October.