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Downey, CA

Basketball Courts in Downey

12 places to play, from free park courts to rec center and community gyms.

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12
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47
indoor
0
lighted
0
in parks
5

Parks, rec centers and gyms with basketball courts in Downey

Popular places to play include Crawford Park and Furman Park. Tap Near me to sort every court by distance from you.

Outdoor / covered Indoor gym

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Free outdoor basketball courts in Downey

5 parks in Downey have outdoor courts, including Apollo Park Basketball Courts, Crawford Park Basketball Court and Furman Park Basketball Court. Park courts are free and first-come, first-served. See all outdoor courts

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Downey basketball court FAQ

Where can I play basketball in Downey?

Popular places to play include Crawford Park Basketball Court and Furman Park Basketball Court. We list 12 locations in Downey with 47 courts: 5 in public parks, 0 with an indoor option, and 0 with lights.

Are there free indoor basketball courts in Downey?

We haven't confirmed any indoor courts in Downey yet. Recreation centers and YMCAs are the usual places to look.

Which parks have basketball courts in Downey?

5 parks in Downey have basketball courts. The biggest include Crawford Park Basketball Court, Furman Park Basketball Court and Rio San Gabriel Park Basketball Court. Park courts are free and first-come, first-served.

Where can I play basketball at night in Downey?

We're still collecting lighting information for Downey courts. Use "Report a change" on a court page if you know one with lights.

Can I play on school basketball courts in Downey?

7 of the locations here are at schools. Most schools close their grounds during school hours and don't publish public-use times, so park courts are the safer bet.