Backyard Batting Cages in California
Browse backyard batting cages in California — compare locations and get connected on CageList.
Backyard Batting Cages in California
Published backyard listings near California
Browse backyard batting cages in California — compare locations and get connected on CageList.
Published backyard listings near California
Backyard cages are private — no crowds, no shared time slots, no waiting behind a line of players. Just you and your reps.
Skip the drive to a commercial facility. Backyard cages are tucked into residential neighborhoods, so there's often one minutes from home.
Backyard cages typically run $25-45/hour — often the cheapest way to get quality cage time. Pay only for the hours you book, no membership.
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It's a private batting cage in someone's backyard that you can book by the hour on CageList — the same way you'd book a home or a pool on other marketplaces. You get the whole cage to yourself for your session, usually including a pitching machine and balls.
Backyard cages typically run $25-45 per hour — generally the most affordable option compared to commercial indoor facilities ($50-75/hour). Many hosts offer discounts for recurring or longer bookings. You only pay for the time you book.
Most backyard cages include a pitching machine and practice balls. You'll typically bring your own bat, helmet, and gloves. Every listing spells out exactly what's provided, so check the details or message the host before you book.
CageList hosts sign digital waivers, listings carry photos and reviews, and payments run securely through the platform. Read the house rules and reviews on each listing, and message the host with any questions before booking — just like you would on any trusted rental marketplace.
Search your city or zip on CageList to see available backyard cages nearby, compare hourly rates and reviews, and book instantly where hosts offer it. New cages are added regularly, so check back if there isn't one in your area yet.
Yes. If you have a backyard batting cage, you can list it on CageList and earn by renting it out by the hour to players and families near you. Set your own rate and availability, and CageList handles bookings and payments.
Backyard cages are private residential setups you book by the hour. Academies are commercial training facilities — often indoor, with lessons, memberships, and team programs. CageList lists both so you can pick the right fit.
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