Colts’ 2026 Training Camp at Grand Park set to begin July 29, with 13 public practices

The Indianapolis Colts will open their 2026 training camp at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Indiana on Wednesday, July 29, beginning a stretch of summer practices that will be largely accessible to local fans. The team announced a 13-practice schedule for its camp, with all of those sessions open to the public, a format that gives supporters a first live look at the club’s offseason progress.

Grand Park has become a regular destination for teams seeking a consistent, event-friendly environment for organized team activities and full-squad workouts. For the Colts, the camp represents the most sustained opportunity before the regular season for coaches and players to work through the details of their systems in a controlled setting, especially as veterans and newcomers transition from classroom and walkthrough football to more game-like reps.

The Colts also said the 2026 camp will be presented by Koorsen Fire & Security. Beyond the branding, the announcement underscores how training camp in the NFL is not only a team exercise, but also a community event, with the public schedule designed to concentrate fan access into a defined period rather than sporadic open workouts.

According to the team’s announcement, 13 practices are listed as open to the public. That matters because open sessions typically become the primary on-ramp for fans who want to observe position groups early, see how lineups rotate throughout practice, and gauge the overall tempo and discipline of the unit day-to-day.

Training camp is also when NFL teams begin narrowing priorities as the preseason approaches. While camp does not determine final roster status by itself, it often reveals how coaches want to structure practices, how quickly players assimilate, and which roles are becoming fixed within schemes. An open-public cadence can also influence how teams balance teaching and evaluation, since the sessions are designed to be viewed by spectators as well as processed by coaches.

For attendees, the practical focus will be dates, ticket access, and arriving early enough to take advantage of the public viewing windows. The Colts’ release directs fans to the team’s camp hub for details tied to scheduling and attendance, including the start of the first public practice on July 29.

The next step for fans is to monitor the Colts’ training camp webpage as the team finalizes logistics for each session, since the schedule itself will shape which practice days become the most important for different position groups. With 13 open practices lined up, the camp should provide a steady stream of public observations as the Colts progress toward the preseason and the start of the regular season.