La Mirada, CA
Basketball Courts in La Mirada
9 places to play, from free park courts to rec center and community gyms. 1 have an indoor option.
- locations
- 9
- courts
- 17
- indoor
- 1
- lighted
- 0
- in parks
- 3
Parks, rec centers and gyms with basketball courts in La Mirada
Outdoor / covered Indoor gym
9 locations
- La Mirada GymnasiumGym / sports center · Hawks PointeIndoor1 court
- El Camino Continuation High School Basketball CourtsSchool · Hawks PointeOutdoor6 courtsAsphalt
- Eastwood Elementary School Basketball CourtsSchool · Hawks PointeOutdoor3 courts
- Foster Road Elementary School Basketball CourtsSchool · South WhittierOutdoor2 courtsFree
- Los Altos Elementary School Basketball CourtSchool · South WhittierOutdoor1 court
Frontier Park Basketball CourtPark · South WhittierOutdoor1 court Gardenhill Park Basketball CourtPark · South WhittierOutdoor1 court Neff Park Basketball CourtPark · Hawks PointeOutdoor1 court Hope CourtSchool · East La MiradaOutdoor1 court
Free outdoor basketball courts in La Mirada
3 parks in La Mirada have outdoor courts, including Frontier Park Basketball Court, Gardenhill Park Basketball Court and Neff Park Basketball Court. Park courts are free and first-come, first-served. See all outdoor courts
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Where can I play basketball in La Mirada?
Popular places to play include La Mirada Gymnasium. We list 9 locations in La Mirada with 17 courts: 3 in public parks, 1 with an indoor option, and 0 with lights.
Are there free indoor basketball courts in La Mirada?
Indoor options include La Mirada Gymnasium. Most charge a membership or day fee, so check with each before you go.
Where can I play basketball at night in La Mirada?
We're still collecting lighting information for La Mirada courts. Use "Report a change" on a court page if you know one with lights.
Can I play on school basketball courts in La Mirada?
5 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.