Backyard Batting Cage in Whittier, CA

If you've ever wished you could just hit in peace, this backyard batting cage in Whittier, CA is that place — a quiet, shaded turf cage a SoCal homeowner opened up simply so other players would have somewhere calm to get their work in. At $10 an hour, it may be the best value in Southern California.

The cage

The turf cage measures 40 feet long, 6 wide, and 13 tall, with a patio for shade and, as the host puts it, an avocado tree for cover if you'd rather not sit under the patio. It comes with baseballs, an L-screen, and a tee, plus seating, music, and lighting. And if you show up solo and want live toss, you can ask the owner to throw to you for the full experience. All of it runs just $10 an hour.

Who it's for

With room for up to four guests, this is an ideal spot for a solo hitter, a parent and player, or a couple of teammates who want a peaceful, private place to swing. The offer of live toss from the owner makes it especially welcoming for players who arrive on their own.

The host

Andy's reason for listing is refreshingly simple: "Just want to use my cage for everyone to see that there is a cage in SoCal to use." He's happy to toss live batting practice if you need it — the kind of host who opens his backyard not to make a fortune, but to make sure local hitters have somewhere to go.

Good to know

The vibe here is calm and private — you can hit "peacefully without any sound." House rules are standard: no cleats, no seeds or gum, no pets, no glass. Shade from the patio and the avocado tree makes warm afternoons comfortable, and lighting covers evening sessions. It's an outdoor cage, so plan around the weather.

Book it — or list your own

Ready to hit? Book Andy's cage here and lock in your time. Not in the area? Find a batting cage near you.

Have a cage of your own sitting idle most of the week? List your cage on CageList and see what it could earn.

Thanks for being part of CageList, Andy.