Batting Cages in Washington, District of Columbia
No batting cages are listed in Washington, District of Columbia yet — the practice spots below are public baseball fields. A local backyard host could be the first cage in town.
No bookable cages in Washington yet
Have a backyard tunnel in Washington? Local players are looking for simple places to get swings in. List your cage on CageList and turn unused practice time into income.
Washington, DCWhat kind of cage do you need?
Backyard cage with a pitching machineBackyard cage
Book onlineA private tunnel you rent by the hour. Pick a time, pay on CageList, get the gate code.
- In Washington
- None yet
Academy
Lessons, teams, cage timeBaseball and softball training businesses: cages, coaches, lessons and camps under one roof.
- In Washington
- None listed yet
- Good for
- Lessons, pitching, team training
Guy Mason Recreation Center · WashingtonPublic field
Check reservationsCity and county ballfields. Rules vary: some are open for pickup, most need a permit through the parks department for team practice.
- In Washington
- 1 field
- Good for
- Team practice, fielding, BP
- Includes
- Guy Mason Recreation Center
Booking a cage on CageList
- Price you see is what you pay
- The hourly rate on every card already includes our fee. No surprise line at checkout.
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 6 hours before your session for a full refund. Rained out? You get credit toward another session.
- Waiver signed at booking
- Every player signs the host's waiver before arrival, so nobody is filling out paper at the gate.
- Message the host first
- Ask about the pitching machine, parking or bringing a team before you book.
Find a team in Washington
Travel ball
None listed yetNo travel teams listed in Washington yet.
Travel ball in District of Columbia Run a team here? Add it free
Men's league
2 in WashingtonD.C. Wood Baseball and Washington DC MSBL/MABL.
See all 2 men's leagues in District of ColumbiaAbout batting cages in Washington
Public fields such as Guy Mason Recreation Center work for team practice; most need a permit through the parks department, so check before you go.
Or build one in Washington
Plenty of families start out booking cage time and end up with a tunnel at home. Here is what one costs to stand up, and what goes inside it.