San Jose Batting Cages
San Jose Batting Cages · Private
San Jose Batting Cages is an indoor baseball and softball facility in Silicon Valley offering summer camps for youth ages 5-13, with full-day and half-day weekly options plus extended care. Camp covers hitting mechanics, pitching fundamentals, fielding, speed and agility, situational baseball, and teamwork, taught by current and former high school, college, and minor-league players. The facility has nine pitching lanes and six batting cages.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact San Jose Batting Cages directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Andrea CervantesThis was our first time at San Jose Batting Cages and we had such a great experience. The customer service was excellent and made us feel comfortable right away. Our son is getting ready to move up from coach pitch, so we want him to get some practice before next season. We booked a lane, and while we were waiting, they kindly let us use the rotation cages, which we really appreciated. Everything about the visit felt welcoming and well run. It was a fun outing for our family of four and we will definitely be coming back. We highly recommend!
★★★★★Rupali RaoGreat experience for my 12 and 10 year old girls and 5 year old boy. Parents could borrow bats and helmets, which I appreciated!
★★★★★Patrick & Thomas TranThis batting cage is great. Although you take turns is the only downside, it’s fine (yes I know other people have to use it too) The lighting is fine, when I went last time it was mildly busy.
★Zena AmirMy husband and I just drove here from Palo Alto and we even spoke with the guy on the phone before hand only for them to turn us away because we had a Groupon, and the guy made us pay. There were others in line with us who also bought a Groupon and we were all pretty shocked at the lack of professionalism and organization of this place. I would be very embarrassed if I were the owner of this establishment. Yikes!
★★★★★Barret Hsieh (Barrett)Hard to find a place having pitching machines. But the machines are a little old. Sometimes the ball doesn’t come out, sometimes the machine fails to be turned off. But the experience is good. They have 45, 55, 70, 80mph pitching machines, it’s sufficient for “all you can hit”, it costs 15usd per person, it’s fun to play out there.