Space is the story here: this backyard batting cage in Poway, CA comes with a brand-new cage and an adjacent enclosed turf field, about 8,000 square feet of training ground built by a coach who knows what young players actually need.

The cage

The cage runs a full 75 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 10 feet tall, an outdoor cage with brand-new, great-quality turf. It includes an L-screen, a batting tee, baseballs and softballs, and LED lighting and restroom access on site. Just as notable is the adjacent turf field: fully enclosed with 20-foot netting and large enough for little league baseball or softball infield practice. Sessions start at $60/hour, with add-ons for a pitching machine, lights, softball usage, and the full field space when you need room to spread out. Between the cage and the field, there's genuine flexibility to build a session around hitting, defense, or both.

Who it's for

Between the cage and the enclosed field, it handles individual hitters, small groups, and full infield practices, up to 15 guests. It's an especially good fit for youth baseball and softball teams that need real space to run a proper practice, not just squeeze in a few cuts, and the softball capability makes it work for both sports.

The host

Ron provides baseball and softball hitting lessons to kids ages 8–12 and is a former Little League and U13 coach. That coaching background is written into the design, a cage and field laid out for teaching fundamentals, running drills, and giving young players room to work, not just a place to swing.

Good to know

The cage and field are lighted (available as an add-on) and there's restroom access on site. With 8,000 square feet of enclosed training space, there's genuine room for team work and infield drills. House rules keep it tidy: no pets, seeds, food, gum, smoking, glass, or alcohol.