All 22 indoor basketball courts in Baltimore.

The Weinberg Y in Waverly posts 703 Google reviews at a 4.7 average, the strongest rating of any indoor basketball venue in our Baltimore data, with basketball listed among its core facilities.

The building is part of Stadium Place, the redevelopment built on the site of Memorial Stadium, where the Orioles and Colts played until the nineties. Playing indoor basketball on that ground is its own small piece of Baltimore sports continuity.

Y pricing includes income-based rates, so this stays a community gym rather than a private club. Weeknight evenings are the adult window.

The Y in Druid Hill sits on Druid Hill Avenue with a 4.7 average, tied for the best indoor rating in our Baltimore data and carrying basketball among its listed facilities. The location is the point: Cloverdale is a short walk up the same street, so this is where the West Baltimore run moves when the weather turns. Income-based Y pricing keeps it open to the neighbourhood it serves.

C. C. Jackson Recreation Center posts 252 reviews at a 4.4 average, one of the better-rated buildings in Baltimore's city recreation system. The gym runs youth programming through the afternoons and adult basketball in the evenings, on city pricing. Baltimore's rec centers have taken decades of budget pressure, and the ones still running well matter more because of it.

The Ralph S. O'Connor Center for Recreation and Well-Being is Johns Hopkins' modern campus recreation building, 254 reviews at a 4.6 average. Access runs through university affiliation and memberships. The facility standard is the highest in Baltimore, and the Homewood campus location puts it near Waverly and Charles Village.

Merritt Clubs Canton posts 617 reviews at a 4.3 average, part of the Baltimore-founded Merritt chain that has run the city's private fitness scene since the 1970s. Full court, membership required, and a reliable weeknight run drawn from Canton and Fells Point.

Cahill Recreation Center serves west Baltimore with 179 reviews at a 4.5 average, one of the better-rated city rec buildings. Full gym with youth programming and adult drop-in on Baltimore recreation pricing.

Farring-Baybrook Recreation Center covers Brooklyn and Curtis Bay at the southern edge of the city, 244 reviews at a 4.2 average. A full rec facility with basketball, serving neighbourhoods that sit a long way from the rest of Baltimore's recreation network.

The Chick Webb Memorial Recreation Center on East Monument Street carries the name of the Baltimore-born drummer who led the house band at Harlem's Savoy Ballroom and gave Ella Fitzgerald her start. The center opened in 1947 and has anchored the surrounding east Baltimore neighbourhood ever since, 68 reviews at a 4.4 average. Full gym and pool on city pricing.