Peak Youth Camps
Goldendale, Hood River, North Bonneville, The Dalles and White Salmon, 1435 Fieldhouse Lane, White Salmon, WA 98650
About
Peak Youth Camps offers baseball and softball activities, including youth baseball camps. Campers spend their time on the field working with coaches who have experience as players and coaches at the high school, college, and professional levels.
• Ages: 6–12 years old
• Schedule: 5-day camps, including a White Salmon session running Dec 29–Jan 2 from 9am–12pm
• Price: $180 for 5-day camps.
Peak Youth Camps is led by Peak Baseball founder Davis Koester, a minor league hitting coach for the Texas Rangers. The staff includes coaches and players such as Davis Koester (RHP/OF, Pacific University, NCAA Division III record holder for most relief appearances, NWC first team reliever and second team utility), Will Gross (RHP/SS, Columbia High School head baseball coach, University of Puget Sound graduate, 5-year college baseball player, 2-time 1A all-state selection at Columbia High School, Team MVP at Grays Harbor), Brynn Nelson (2B, Linfield University, 2-time All-American, NWC Player of the Year, coach for Mariners Grand Slam Camp), Nate Roth (SS, Columbia High School graduate, Trico First Team Selection), Ella Reed (3B/UTL, Columbia High School graduate, 18U A ASA Softball), Liam McLaughlin (LHP, Whitman College player, Columbia/Lyle High School All-League Selection), Michael Vander Borght (UTL, Chemeketa Community College player, Stevenson High School graduate, First Team Selection), Dan Park (Pacific University graduate, 4-year collegiate baseball player, coach with Baseball Positive and Seattle Select Baseball), Kellen Olson (SS/RHP, Columbia High School player), and Sarah Mason (SS, Hood River Valley player, NOC All-League Honorable Mention).
The program’s stated goal is to give families in small towns affordable baseball and softball camps that develop both knowledge and skills. It states that boys and girls who attend these camps will play and enjoy baseball and softball during the week and will be given tools they need to enjoy these sports for life. Peak Youth Camps runs camps in Hood River, The Dalles, White Salmon, and Forest Grove from June through August.
Last updated December 29, 2025.
• Ages: 6–12 years old
• Schedule: 5-day camps, including a White Salmon session running Dec 29–Jan 2 from 9am–12pm
• Price: $180 for 5-day camps.
Peak Youth Camps is led by Peak Baseball founder Davis Koester, a minor league hitting coach for the Texas Rangers. The staff includes coaches and players such as Davis Koester (RHP/OF, Pacific University, NCAA Division III record holder for most relief appearances, NWC first team reliever and second team utility), Will Gross (RHP/SS, Columbia High School head baseball coach, University of Puget Sound graduate, 5-year college baseball player, 2-time 1A all-state selection at Columbia High School, Team MVP at Grays Harbor), Brynn Nelson (2B, Linfield University, 2-time All-American, NWC Player of the Year, coach for Mariners Grand Slam Camp), Nate Roth (SS, Columbia High School graduate, Trico First Team Selection), Ella Reed (3B/UTL, Columbia High School graduate, 18U A ASA Softball), Liam McLaughlin (LHP, Whitman College player, Columbia/Lyle High School All-League Selection), Michael Vander Borght (UTL, Chemeketa Community College player, Stevenson High School graduate, First Team Selection), Dan Park (Pacific University graduate, 4-year collegiate baseball player, coach with Baseball Positive and Seattle Select Baseball), Kellen Olson (SS/RHP, Columbia High School player), and Sarah Mason (SS, Hood River Valley player, NOC All-League Honorable Mention).
The program’s stated goal is to give families in small towns affordable baseball and softball camps that develop both knowledge and skills. It states that boys and girls who attend these camps will play and enjoy baseball and softball during the week and will be given tools they need to enjoy these sports for life. Peak Youth Camps runs camps in Hood River, The Dalles, White Salmon, and Forest Grove from June through August.
Last updated December 29, 2025.
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