Lower Merion Township, PA
Basketball Courts in Lower Merion Township
22 places to play, from free park courts to rec center and community gyms. 3 have an indoor option.
- locations
- 22
- courts
- 28
- indoor
- 3
- lighted
- 0
- in parks
- 16
Parks, rec centers and gyms with basketball courts in Lower Merion Township
Popular places to play include South Ardmore Park and Bala Cynwyd Park. Tap Near me to sort every court by distance from you.
Outdoor / covered Indoor gym
22 locations
- Welsh Valley Middle School Basketball CourtsSchool · Hollow WoodsIndoor2 courts
- South Ardmore Park Basketball CourtsPark · Wynnebrook ManorOutdoor2 courtsFree
- Bala Cynwyd Park Basketball CourtPark · College ParkOutdoor1 courtAsphalt
- Gladwyne Park Basketball CourtPark · RoseglenOutdoor1 courtConcrete
- Grange Field Park Basketball CourtPark · Haverford TownshipOutdoor1 courtPaved
- McMoran Park Basketball CourtPark · Belmont HillsOutdoor1 courtAsphalt
- Powell Park Basketball CourtPark · DarbyOutdoor1 courtAsphalt
Bala GymGym / sports center · BalaIndoor1 court Michael A. O'Pake, Esq. '61 Fitness and Recreation Center (Pool)Gym / sports center · MerionIndoor1 court Hoffman Park Basketball CourtsPark · LansdowneOutdoor2 courts Narberth Park Basketball CourtsPark · NarberthOutdoor2 courtsAsphalt Yeadon Comm. Park Basketball CourtsPark · YeadonOutdoor2 courts Collingdale Park Basketball CourtPark · CollingdaleOutdoor1 court General Wayne Park Basketball CourtPark · Merion ParkOutdoor1 court Montgomery Park Basketball CourtPark · FolcroftOutdoor1 court Penn Wynne Park Basketball CourtPark · Penn WynneOutdoor1 court Powder Mill Valley Park Basketball CourtPark · Haverford TownshipOutdoor1 court Water Street Park Basketball CourtPark · ColwynOutdoor1 court Wynnewood Valley Park Basketball CourtPark · Penn WynneOutdoor1 court Friends Central School Basketball CourtsSchool · OverbrookOutdoor2 courts Merion Elementary Basketball CourtSchool · MerionOutdoor1 court Penn Wynne Elementary School Basketball CourtSchool · Penn WynneOutdoor1 court
Indoor basketball courts in Lower Merion Township
3 places in Lower Merion Township have an indoor court or gym, including Welsh Valley Middle School Basketball Courts, Bala Gym and Michael A. O'Pake, Esq. '61 Fitness and Recreation Center (Pool). Some charge a day fee or membership, so check before you go. See all 3 indoor courts
Free outdoor basketball courts in Lower Merion Township
16 parks in Lower Merion Township have outdoor courts, including South Ardmore Park Basketball Courts, Hoffman Park Basketball Courts and Narberth 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 Lower Merion Township?
Popular places to play include South Ardmore Park Basketball Courts and Bala Cynwyd Park Basketball Court. We list 22 locations in Lower Merion Township with 28 courts: 16 in public parks, 3 with an indoor option, and 0 with lights.
Are there free indoor basketball courts in Lower Merion Township?
Indoor options include Welsh Valley Middle School Basketball Courts, Bala Gym and Michael A. O'Pake, Esq. '61 Fitness and Recreation Center (Pool). Most charge a membership or day fee, so check with each before you go.
Which parks have basketball courts in Lower Merion Township?
16 parks in Lower Merion Township have basketball courts. The biggest include South Ardmore Park Basketball Courts, Bala Cynwyd Park Basketball Court and Gladwyne Park Basketball Court. Park courts are free and first-come, first-served.
Where can I play basketball at night in Lower Merion Township?
We're still collecting lighting information for Lower Merion Township courts. Use "Report a change" on a court page if you know one with lights.
Can I play on school basketball courts in Lower Merion Township?
4 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.