Indoor Batting Cage in North Hollywood, CA

Ask around North Hollywood and you'll hear about the Frost cage, a covered indoor batting cage in North Hollywood, CA a coaching dad built for his two baseball kids, now one of the most well-loved home setups on CageList.

The cage

This shaded, covered tunnel measures 52 feet long, 14 feet wide, and 12 feet high, with LED night lighting and turf. It's a full hitting-and-pitching space: a Hack Attack Jr. pitching machine (self-serve, guest-adjustable), a regulation 42–46' pitcher's mound, an L-screen, a hitting tee, seating, arm-band and weight-lifting areas (14+), and a public park across the street for running and fielding. Sessions run $50/hour, with an exit-velocity radar and display available as an add-on.

Who it's for

Built for all ages with supervision, the cage hosts individual sessions, small groups, youth and adult team practices, pitching work, and private lessons, youth through professional. Room for up to 15 guests makes it flexible for a solo hitter or a small squad.

The host

John Frost has "2 baseball kids in the family" and has "coached well over a dozen seasons of youth baseball," using the cage for private lessons and small groups. That hands-on care is exactly what guests notice, this is a coach's home cage, run the way a coach would want one run.

What hitters say

"Fantastic space. John was very welcoming and it was exactly what we were looking for. Will be back". Dylan

"Great cage near my house! John was responsive and made my sons and I feel at home. Thank you!". Luis

"Great setup, easy communication, straight forward!". Octavio

Good to know

The cage is covered and lit for night sessions, and the park across the street adds room for fielding and conditioning. Parking is street-only, five spots are usually easy to find right outside, with more at the park for team situations. Helmets are required; house rules include no cleats, food, seeds, gum, glass, pets, alcohol, smoking, or loud music.

Book it, or list your own

Book John's cage here, or find a batting cage near you. Have a backyard cage of your own? List your cage on CageList and see what it could earn.

Thanks for being part of CageList, John.