Batting Cages and Hitting Facilities in Oregon
5 of the 50 batting cages we track in Oregon have batting cages on site. Find sports complexes and practice facilities offering token-operated or rentable batting cages for baseball and softball. Speeds typically range from 30 mph slow-pitch to 85+ mph fast-pitch across indoor and outdoor setups. Individual tokens cost between $1.50 and $3.00 for 15 to 20 pitches, while full cage reservations average $30 to $65 per hour. Full listings for every city are on the Oregon page.
Portland 2
Batting A Thousand Book onlineSoftballIndoor
8829 SE Stark St, Portland, OR 97216-1660
🕒 M-Th 4-8pm, Fri 4-9pm, Sat 11am-9pm, Sun 11am-8pm
Murrays Vanport Batting Cages Book onlineSoftballIndoor
10737 N Union Ct, Portland, OR 97217-7729
🕒 M-F 4-7:30pm, Sat 11am-5pm, Sun 1-5pm
Bend 1
Tualatin 1
Northwest Diamond Sports
19380 SW 90th Ct, Tualatin, OR 97062-7503
Wilsonville 1
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Good to know about batting cages and hitting facilities
How much does it cost to use a batting cage?
Single tokens cost between $1.50 and $3.00 for 15 to 20 pitches. Reserving a full cage for private team or individual practice costs $30 to $65 per hour depending on peak hours.
Are bats and helmets provided at the facility?
Commercial fun centers usually provide standard aluminum bats and loaner helmets free of charge. Dedicated baseball academies often require players to bring their own USA or USSSA certified gear.
What pitch speeds and options are offered?
Automated machines offer baseball settings from 30 mph to 85 mph. Softball cages feature slow-pitch high arc machines as well as fast-pitch speeds from 40 mph to 60 mph.
How much does travel baseball cost?
Travel baseball costs include tournament entry fees, uniforms, equipment, and facility rental expenses. Across Oregon, players can train at 5 cataloged facilities to prepare for competitive travel seasons.
What is travel ball?
Travel ball is competitive youth baseball or softball played on club teams that travel regionally to compete in high-level tournaments. Families in Oregon can explore 5 training facilities and indoor cages supporting travel team practices.