15 photos of the most over-the-top man caves in America
Houston resident Blake Barnes has a man cave that reps his favorite NFL team: the Houston Texans.
Complete with multiple television sets and plenty of sports memorabilia, Barnes' cave can seat up to 50 friends.
Source: The Houston Chronicle
Billy Godfrey is a NASCAR fan who's created a watering hole styled like a dive bar.
You can also play a game of pool in Godfrey's cave.
Brad Cupery's custom pool table and sports flags earned him a spot in the top 10 of The Official Man Cave Site's list of the best man caves of 2015.
This man cave proudly boasts a jersey from the Pittsburgh Steelers' Jerome Bettis.
Greg Bartley's cave focuses on comfort and his love for music.
Kevin Mahon's ode to the New York Yankees earned him a spot on The Official Man Cave Site's list of the best man caves of 2016.
Stewart McVicar's basement is entirely Cubs-themed.
He's dubbed the cave "Club 400" and hosts watching parties that act as fundraisers for foundations like the Wood Family Foundation, which was started by former Cubs player Kerry Wood.
Source: The Daily Herald
The Club 400 is as authentic as you can get — the bar is built with bats that were actually used in games.
Source: The Daily Herald
Paul Ferrari's man cave is styled like a restaurant and nicknamed "The Barage" as a nod to its location: in the space that used to be his home's three-car garage.
Source: The Lowell Sun
Rick Genslinger has been a Philadelphia Flyers fan since he watched them win the Stanley Cup in 1974.
Source: Reading Eagle
His cave is a way for him to display his extensive collection of Flyers memorabilia, which he has been collecting since he was in his 20s.
Wyatt P's cave is his rock 'n' roll sanctuary, complete with a Yamaha drum set and Elvis Presley and ACDC framed memorabilia.
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