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Moncks Corner Miracle League

Town of Moncks Corner Recreation Department

Moncks Corner, South Carolina - Berkeley County

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Jun 3, 2026

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Moncks Corner

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Moncks Corner, South Carolina

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Provider overview

Moncks Corner's Miracle League offers spring and fall baseball seasons and a summer camp on a custom turf field for children and adults with disabilities.

The Town of Moncks Corner Recreation Department operates a Miracle League baseball program at its Regional Recreation Complex for players with disabilities.

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Ages
Children and adults with disabilities
Season
Spring and fall baseball seasons, plus a summer Miracle League camp
Cost
Confirm registration, fees, eligibility, and current season dates with the Recreation Department.

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Location contacts

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Moncks Corner Regional Recreation Complex

Seasons are limited and registration-based. Families should confirm current season dates with the department.

Programs and offerings

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Miracle League baseball

Town Miracle League baseball, custom turf field, buddy support, spring and fall seasons, summer camp, and registration.

Ages
Children and adults with disabilities
Season
Spring and fall baseball seasons, plus a summer Miracle League camp
Schedule
Contact Moncks Corner Recreation for current Miracle League season dates and registration.
Cost
Confirm registration, fees, eligibility, and current season dates with the Recreation Department.
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Jun 3, 2026
Why this is listed
The Town of Moncks Corner Recreation Department operates a Miracle League baseball program at its custom rubberized-turf field at the Regional Recreation Complex for children and adults with disabilities, including those who use a walker or wheelchair or who have balance or sensory issues, with spring and fall seasons and a summer Miracle League camp.
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Program details we found

Miracle League baseball

The Town of Moncks Corner Recreation Department operates a Miracle League baseball program at its custom rubberized-turf field at the Regional Recreation Complex for children and adults with disabilities, including those who use a walker or wheelchair or who have balance or sensory issues, with spring and fall seasons and a summer Miracle League camp.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: The source names the Miracle League, disabilities, a custom rubberized-turf field, walkers, wheelchairs, balance issues, sensory issues, and a summer Miracle League camp.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about the accessible field surface, buddy support, adaptive equipment, eligibility, and how to register.

What we checked

What we found: The Town of Moncks Corner Recreation Department operates a Miracle League baseball program at its custom rubberized-turf field at the Regional Recreation Complex for children and adults with disabilities, including those who use a walker or wheelchair or who have balance or sensory issues, with spring and fall seasons and a summer Miracle League camp.

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What to confirm

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