Home Run Park Batting Cages

Feel like I could find a little cheaper place but the convenience of driving two minutes over 15 wins every time to me. Filthy helmets, but when you bat they don’t nag you to wear them. It’s like they know they are spreading fungus and lice. lol

This was a cool batting cage at one time but for some reason the machines have been so erratic that I would only see a couple hittable pitches per token. Pitches will routinely be over my head or bounce before home plate and then I’d go inside and tell the workers and they just give you another token, they don’t attempt to fix the problem, they simply tell you to try another machine and then the next machine does the same thing. The employees do not treat the customers like they are appreciated at all here and I would like for this batting cage to be a viable option to go hit at, for now I take my business elsewhere like All-​Star Park Batting cage where they always are friendly and actually care that I have a good hitting experience, step your game up Home Run Park!

I’ve been coming out here since way back.
Great cages, although, some of the machines don’t give you 10 pitches & the 90mph feels way slower.
Anyways, it’s $ 1 per token. Each token gives 10 pitches.
Honestly, one of the better batting cages around the area. I come back all the time, even though it’s around a 20 minute drive for me, it’s completely worth the trip.

I really like this place is fun and everyone is really friendly. The only reason i didn’t give it a 5 is because all the equipment is really old and the machines get stuck all the time there is also a door that doesn’t close properly and i think that is a really saftey issue for a batting cage.

My favorite batting cages! It has a classic feel, variety of speeds, baseball and softball pitches from youth to adults. It’s got it all .
Ps it has a bullpen as well!

The go-​to place for my boyfriend and his little one. It’s a little outdated but usually never full. Purchase tokens based on how many rounds you want to go on the cages… pretty straight forward.

$ 1 per round of 10 balls. There’s also a deal where you get 70 tokens for $ 49.99 if you’re planning to come as a large group.
There’s a section for a slow pitch for those who like softball over baseball. The batting cage is located behind the store through the back door. You pay at the counter (use your check-​in and show it to the guy) and get your tokens. Insert the token after entering the cage and then wait for the red and yellow lights to light up. If you don’t see the lights, give the token box a gentle bang. It’s old and things can get stuck.
Overall the experience was positive, and nothing too bad. I guess I can’t say it’s a five star experience yet until some equipment are better maintained so there’s no closed cages.
There’s a parking lot but if every single person comes with their own car, parking can become limited.

Went here with my girlfriend, we had a lot of fun. It was really cheap, service was okay, the only downside is that a lot of the machine was stuck that day we went.

Maybe I came in on a bad day. First time here; first time getting pegged by a stray pitch by a pitching machine in 30yrs of batting practice. My instinct response was to block stray pitch with my forearm. I addressed the issue to the staff and was met by «did you see the rope?» I was offered a token. Management, if you read this please lock malfunctioning cage with chain & lock instead of a black string/​lace to prevent accidents such as the one I described. At the moment I am having a hard time making a fist; forearm is bruising. By the way, no I did not see the rope.

Older facility but it gets the job done. They have slow pitch machines which is cool since I play in a softball league. Of course they also have machines that go up to 90mph so it was cool jumping into the 80mph. I was also impressed at their selection of baseball equipment, and the guy at the front desk was nice and helpful.

I hit the 80 mph machine and broke my bat so I went out and got an aluminum one. The balls seem heavier than a traditional one. Maybe it is just me. Different leagues have regulations on their bat’s you can use.

Like this place. Softball and baseball cages and open til 10 p.m. they also have a bullpen for pitch practice and lessons

I mean 10 free balls w/​check in. A dollar for 10 pitches. Machine throws a little bit off mimicking a real life pitcher. I usually come here to blast home runs when i’m stressed out but I usually hit grounders or the machine strikes me out. Still my go to batting cages!

By far the best cages. It’s not all fancy but their merchandise is great. machines shoot right on and usually never all occupied. It’s a gem for that reason. Also I’ve been to many (Fullerton Anaheim bell gardens El Monte bellflower la habra) this one beats out all of them. Friendly staff and a great environment. Keep it up I recommend this place to anybody

I was in Anaheim with a friend and we spontaneously decided to go to a batting cage and found this place through Unilocal.It’s $ 1 for a token, and a token gives you 10 balls. I bought 5 tokens at first but got really into it and bought 5 more. Also, checking in here will give you one free token. The workers are really friendly. There are three rows of cages ranging from 40 mph to 80 or 90 mph I believe.

These. Batting cages were cool and inexpensive. Went just for fun on Father’s Day. The helmets were dirty but service was fast and not to strict.

Therapeutic!!! Lol after a long day at work I enjoy hitting some balls. Husband & I come often when we can and its hit or miss. Some nights are busier than others. They should have a membership lol

I came here on a Sunday afternoon around 4 and it was absolutely empty. Maybe because it was Mother’s Day but it was so peaceful and fun batting without judging eyes on you! Heh.
We checked in on Unilocal and got 10 balls free (per person)! That was awfully nice of them. It’s 10 balls per token and $ 1 per token. So basically $ 1 = 10 balls. Not bad at all. We got 60 balls each and it went by so fast! Probably because I missed most of them. But for a noob like me who was just enjoying a Sunday afternoon with her family, it was exhilarating! They give you bats and helmets (which are required) at the front desk and then you step outside where you are free to roam to whichever cages you please.
There are several «slow pitches» cages where the balls arc upward very slowly (softball pitches)…I’d say it’s a great warmup for those new to batting! There are several cages that throw ball 40mph, 50mph, and 60mph. Then on the other side, the balls are pitched at 70, 80, and 90mph, one cage for each. The faster speed pitches are actual baseballs whereas 60 and lower are the bigger yellow balls.
There are benches in between the rows of cages which is nice for people who are there just to watch or support or watch the purses. Hehe.
The dudes running the front desk were super chill and nice and friendly!
All in all, a great first experience here and I will definitely be back!
The parking lot is small but ample.

Tried slow-​pitch, 40 and 50 mph. Front desk workers are friendly and welcoming. Some do not play baseball so do not know about bats, helmets, or balls. So, do not be surprised when you see that they cannot answer your question. I have been to this place a number of times and it is not overly packed. There is always a place for you to hit.
Also, when you check-​in, you get a free round!

Had my first time batting experience here today and left happy and sweaty.
Parking was easy since they have a good sized lot. The price to bat was cheap at $ 1 per 10 pitches. The worker recommended about $ 5 per person and I’d say that was a good amount. My friend and I grabbed our clearly used and slightly musty helmets and bats and walked over to the softball area where I stepped into a cage with a sign signaling slow pitches. I honestly didn’t know what to expect. I have never held a bat to swing in my adult life so I felt and definitely looked like an amateur. I placed a coin in the machine and after several moments watched a yellow ball release from a crazy contraption up ahead.
After a good 15 minutes (my friend and I took turns) it was over. It felt quick but enough. I was happy about the price and the overall experience so I’m giving this spot 4 stars. I would give it 5 however the place was a little rundown. Everything looked just a tad dirty. I can’t complain because the price is right but I wouldn’t go so far to give it a perfect 5 stars. I would certainly return.