Pasadena, CA
Basketball Courts in Pasadena
27 places to play, from free park courts to rec center and community gyms. 1 have an indoor option and 2 have lights.
- locations
- 27
- courts
- 60
- indoor
- 1
- lighted
- 2
- in parks
- 11
Parks, rec centers and gyms with basketball courts in Pasadena
Popular places to play include Allendale Park and Jefferson Park. Tap Near me to sort every court by distance from you.
Outdoor / covered Indoor gym
27 locations
- La Salle College Preparatory Basketball CourtSchool · Lamanda ParkIndoor1 court
- Allendale Park Basketball CourtPark · Madison HeightsOutdoor1 courtAsphalt
- Jefferson Park Basketball CourtPark · Bungalow HeavenOutdoor1 court
- McDonald Park Basketball CourtPark · Bungalow HeavenOutdoor1 courtLightsConcrete
- Washington Park Basketball CourtPark · Washington SquareOutdoor1 courtLights
- Charles W. Eliot Arts Magnet Academy Basketball CourtsSchool · Normandie HeightsOutdoor7 courtsAsphalt
- Octavia E Butler Magnet DL STEAM Middle School Basketball CourtsSchool · Normandie HeightsOutdoor6 courtsAsphalt
- Wilson Intermediate School Basketball CourtsSchool · Chapman WoodsOutdoor6 courtsAsphalt
- Blair High School Basketball CourtsSchool · Oak KnollOutdoor5 courtsAsphalt
- Pasadena Christian School Basketball CourtsSchool · Normandie HeightsOutdoor4 courtsAsphalt
- Longfellow Elementary School Basketball CourtsSchool · Washington SquareOutdoor3 courtsAsphalt
- McKinley School Basketball CourtsSchool · Madison HeightsOutdoor3 courtsAsphalt
- Eugene Field Elementary School Basketball CourtsSchool · Lamanda ParkOutdoor2 courtsAsphalt
- Hamilton Elementary School Basketball CourtsSchool · San PasqualOutdoor2 courtsAsphalt
- Daniel Webster Elementary School Basketball CourtSchool · Bungalow HeavenOutdoor1 court
- High Point Basketball CourtSchool · Lamanda ParkOutdoor1 courtAsphalt
- Willard Elementary School Basketball CourtSchool · Chapman WoodsOutdoor1 courtAsphalt
Charles S. Farnsworth Park Basketball CourtsPark · AltadenaOutdoor2 courts Grant Park Basketball CourtsPark · Madison HeightsOutdoor2 courts Robinson Park Basketball CourtsPark · Orange HeightsOutdoor2 courts Brenner Park Basketball CourtPark · Orange HeightsOutdoor1 court Hamilton Park Basketball CourtPark · Lamanda ParkOutdoor1 court La Pintoresca Park Basketball CourtPark · Normandie HeightsOutdoor1 court Victory Park GymnasiumPark · Lamanda Park1 court Thurgood Marshal Secondary School Basketball CourtsSchool · Bungalow HeavenOutdoor2 courts Art Center College of Design Basketball CourtSchool · Emerald IsleOutdoor1 court The Waverly Lower School Basketball CourtSchool · Old PasadenaOutdoor1 court
Free outdoor basketball courts in Pasadena
10 parks in Pasadena have outdoor courts, including Charles S. Farnsworth Park Basketball Courts, Grant Park Basketball Courts and Robinson Park Basketball Courts. Park courts are free and first-come, first-served. See all outdoor courts
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Where can I play basketball in Pasadena?
Popular places to play include Allendale Park Basketball Court and Jefferson Park Basketball Court. We list 27 locations in Pasadena with 60 courts: 11 in public parks, 1 with an indoor option, and 2 with lights.
Are there free indoor basketball courts in Pasadena?
Indoor options include La Salle College Preparatory Basketball Court. Most charge a membership or day fee, so check with each before you go.
Which parks have basketball courts in Pasadena?
11 parks in Pasadena have basketball courts. The biggest include Allendale Park Basketball Court, Jefferson Park Basketball Court and McDonald Park Basketball Court. Park courts are free and first-come, first-served.
Where can I play basketball at night in Pasadena?
2 locations have lights, including McDonald Park Basketball Court and Washington Park Basketball Court. Lights usually follow park hours, so check what's posted on site.
Can I play on school basketball courts in Pasadena?
16 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.