Batting Cages

The Batting Cages at Westridge offer five baseball and four softball stalls ranging in speed from 30-80 mph. Home-run target banners provide realistic results in a user-friendly pitching complex. Future little league batters will enjoy the Tiny Tees Ballpark.

Key Batting Cage Information

Season: open March - October
October Hours: Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.*
*hours subject to change
Age: Batters must be six years or older to use the cages. An adult must accompany all batting cage players under the age of 10.
Equipment: Bats and helmets are provided; batters must wear helmets with face mask protection at all times.
Only one person is permitted in the batting cages at a time.

Tiny Tees Ballpark

The Tiny Tees Ballpark was built in 2012 to encourage kids ages 2-7 to have a great time playing on their own mini-ballpark! Since then over 10,000 future little league batters have used the ballpark; which comes complete with a homerun fence, foul poles, and bases. Bring your little players out today!

Batting Cage Passes

Full Season Pass: $100 individual or $200 for the entire family
Heavy Hitter Home Run Pass - 80 tokens for $50
Heavy Hitter Triple Pass - 50 tokens for $35
Heavy Hitter Double Pass - 25 tokens for $20
Pricing: $1 token = 16 pitches | $10 for 11 tokens

Private Baseball/Softball Hitting Instruction

Hitting Instruction is designed to get players, ages 6-14, ready for their season! One hour private lessons also include FREE batting for that entire day. Lessons must be scheduled in advance and maximum of three players per session. Call now as slots filling fast 303-471-8907. Price: $25/half hour.

Pitch Structure

Now available year round. The Westridge Pitch Structure is open for use year round. Distances are clearly marked for all age groups. Due to current restrictions, you are required to bring your own equipment.

Party On...at Westridge

Customized party packages, party decor, table arrangements, cakes, action packed turf & batting cage activities, highly trained party hosts and more. Become part of the party and let our staff decorate the room for the big day. Batting Cage Parties

More Batting Cage Information

Batting Cages Rules & Regulations

Based on manufacturer’s recommendations, only batters 6 years of age and older may use the cages. An adult must accompany all batting cage players under the age of 10. The manufacturer also requires that no one under the age of 16 is allowed to use cages throwing the effective speed of 70-75 Mph.
The batting cages are open seasonally. Opening and closing dates are posted online and at the recreation centers.
A fee is charged to use the batting cages.
Team and individual reservations are available and have priority.
Bats and helmets are provided. Wood or damaged bats may not be used.
Batters must wear helmets with face mask protection at all times.
Only one person is permitted in the batting cages at a time. Coaches/parents must remain outside the cages.
Close gates at all times when entering or exiting the cages.
The machines may pitch balls at any time, inside and outside of the strike zone.
Batters are not allowed to cross the red line. Please be alert at all times.
Batters must wear closed toe shoes and should not pick up any ballsfrom the ground during the round. (No Baseball/Softball Cleats)
Switch-hitting is not allowed once a round has started.
The batting cages may close periodically due to weather conditions (rain, lightning, etc.)
Users assume the inherent risks of batting baseballs and softballs. If users have any question about the use of this device or the inherent risks associated with the use of this device, please ask the attendant before using the batting cages. HRCA is not liable for any resulting injury.
Warnings posted at the entrance must be thoroughly understood and strictly followed.
See the full document for most up-to-date Rec Center Rules & Regulations

Questions? Contact Jon LoBuglio: email or 303-471-8907 | Team reservations, call 720-348-8202.

We are working diligently to provide a clean, safe environment for you, but with all things related to COVID-19 there is inherent risk. It is up to you to choose to use the HRCA amenities, knowing that you assume risk when gathering with other people and visiting other facilities.