
Backyard Batting Cage in Tacoma, WA
Meet Alex, whose brand-new 55-foot backyard cage in Tacoma, WA answers a local cage shortage — L-screen, tees, mounds, and optional lessons at $50/hour.
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Meet Alex, whose brand-new 55-foot backyard cage in Tacoma, WA answers a local cage shortage — L-screen, tees, mounds, and optional lessons at $50/hour.

Meet Devonte, whose honest backyard cage in Jennings, LA gives local hitters an Academy wood pitching machine, a full infield, and plenty of room at $45/hour.

Meet Julian, whose covered, turfed cage in Corpus Christi keeps hitters going year-round with LED lighting, a bullpen mound, and room for infield work.

Meet Brian, whose covered indoor cage in Norcross, GA is built for year-round baseball and softball hitting — L-screen, tees, bullpen mounds, and LED lighting, all at $45/hour.

Meet Dezert Cagez in Bullhead City, a four-lane, fully turfed indoor facility with baseball and softball machines and dedicated tee and pitching lanes for $40/hour.

Tomas Huertas's backyard cage in St. Cloud, FL is a 14x70 natural-grass tunnel with a huge extra practice area, lights, and room for teams of up to 15, from $45/hour.

Meet Bruce, whose 65-foot outdoor Westminster cage — a Jugs #7 setup with a turf base, hitting mat, and L-screen — gives hitters a clean full-length lane for $45/hour.

Meet Ry, a college athlete whose family cage near Merced College offers a 55-foot outdoor lane, LED lighting, a bullpen mound, and optional lessons for $45/hour.

Meet Coach Will — a CageList five-star host whose private indoor tunnel in Clermont, FL packs an Iron Mike machine and a full training kit for just $25/hour.

Meet Kanani of 5th Street Baseball in San Jose, whose versatile indoor facility features two tunnels, a Hack Attack machine, and full workout gear for $85/hour.

Meet Bobby Gutierrez — his Santa Paula fitness facility offers two private indoor batting cages, LED-lit and team-friendly, open by the hour from $50.

Meet Brad, whose setup at Next Level Kidz in Fort Mill offers a 70-foot cage, pitching mounds, and a full infield — with machines for both baseball and softball.