Best Basketball Courts In Phoenix Near Me

4worldlovers: Reservations for the ramadas and volleyball courts can be made by calling the Facility Booking Office at 480-312-7707.

Reservations for the baseball fields can be made by clicking the link below.

4worldlovers: Amenities: Lighted basketball court, exercise course, drinking fountain, playground, ramada, picnic area with grills, restrooms, soccer fields, lighted softball field, lighted volleyball court, and David C. Uribe Pool.

Amenities: Shaded playground, fitness course, one large ramada with four tables, two small ramadas with 2 tables and one grill each, two lighted basketball courts, two lighted sand volleyball courts, multi-purpose field, restrooms and drinking fountain.

Amenities: Picnic area, volleyball court, playground, 1/2-court basketball, grill, drinking fountain, benches, restrooms.​

Amenities: Basketball court, Ramadas, drinking fountain, picnic area with grills, playground, lighted multi-purpose field, benches, restrooms.

Amenities: Grills, playground, ramada/picnic area, drinking fountain, trails, benches, restrooms.

Amenities: Lighted basketball and sand volleyball courts, ramada/picnic area, grill, playground, restrooms, trails, benches, drinking fountain.

Amenities: Playground, recreation/teen center, restrooms, lighted basketball court; open turf, lighted multi-purpose fields, lighted softball field, volleyball court.

Cesar Chavez Park (Cesar Chavez Community Center​, Cesar Chavez Dog Park, Cesar Chavez Skate Plaza)

Amenities: Lighted basketball, boat ramp, fishing lake, picnic area, playground, racquetball, ramadas, restrooms, lighted softball, tennis, lighted baseball field, lighted multi-purpose field, soccer fields, dog park, skate park

Amenities: Basketball court, picnic area, grills, drinking fountain, playground, small ramada, sand volleyball courts, and fitness course.

Amenities: Lighted basketball; exercise course, handicapped access, picnic area, playground, pool, restrooms, ramada, rugby, lighted soccer, softball and tennis courts.​

Amenities: a landmark public sculpture by artist Janet Echelman, shade structures, extensive grassy areas, benches, and the historic A.E. England building provides space for meetings, presentations, small banquets, and other events.​

Amenities: Recreation Center, lighted basketball court, picnic area, lighted softball field, playground, and restroom.

Amenities: Disc golf (9 holes), exercise course, benches, picnic area, shaded playground, drinking fountain, soccer field.

Amenities: 2 lighted tennis courts, shaded playground, 2 grills, restrooms, swimming pool, 2 lighted basketball courts, lighted softball field, baseball field, picnic area, benches, drinking fountain, Parking, and security lighting.

Amenities: Lighted basketball, lagoon, fishing, playground, pool, ramada and picnic area, grill, restrooms, lighted softball and volleyball. Recent completed improvements include: Repair and re-striping of the north parking lot with new accessible parking spaces. Additional lights added to the north side of the park and around the north parking lot.

4worldlovers: Champions train to the level of their aspirations, and we’re proud we’ve been part of your journey. We look forward to welcoming you to a future PGC Camp or Clinic.

Most players fall short of their potential, and few experience world-class training – until now!

Join us at a PGC Basketball Camp this Summer or Fall.

Every year, more than 15,000 players and coaches from around the world attend PGC camps to discover how to think the game, be playmakers, and be leaders on and off the court.

Whether you’re a youth or high school player, or a coach, PGC has camps and clinics to help you train at the level of your aspirations.

Players and Coaches of all levels and all positions are welcome!

Any player or coach will benefit from PGC—regardless of level or experience—as long as they want to learn and grow.

“Any player who wants to have a serious chance to play college basketball—especially at the ‘D1’ level—needs to attend PGC. Going to PGC is the smartest move you can ever make.”

“The thing I love about PGC is they teach players to think the game. Players learned about leadership, how to communicate, how to stretch themselves, take on risk—life lessons. It’s a different level of understanding of the game.”

4worldlovers: The land for Kiwanis Park was purchased in 1972 with a 50% grant from the Bureau of Recreation. This site was selected as a result of an open space study completed by the City in 1969. The park was named after the Kiwanis Club who donated the funds for the development of this regional park.