All 19 indoor basketball courts in Phoenix.
Find every indoor court in Phoenix on the map below. Below that, our ranked picks of the 8 courts we keep coming back to.
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The 8 best indoor courts in Phoenix.
Our ranked picks of the 8 courts every player in Phoenix should run at least once. The full indoor atlas (19 courts) sits on the map above.
- By the Editors
- Aug 14, 2025
- Photographs by Editorial
South Mountain The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Center Phoenix
The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Center on Broadway Road is the most-reviewed indoor basketball facility in our Phoenix data, 1,399 reviews at a 4.6 average, with basketball among its listed facilities. In a city where outdoor courts are unplayable for half the day through the summer, a full indoor gym with income-scaled membership pricing matters more than it would almost anywhere else.
- Best for
- air-conditioned indoor runs
- Busiest
- summer afternoons, weekday evenings
Tovrea Ability360 Sports & Fitness Center
The Ability360 Sports and Fitness Center was designed around adaptive sport, including wheelchair basketball, and is open to members of all abilities. It posts a 4.8 average across 719 reviews, the best rating of any indoor facility in our Phoenix data. The gym is fully accessible and the programming is the most inclusive in the city.
- Best for
- adaptive and inclusive basketball
- Busiest
- weekday evenings
Ahwatukee Foothills Pecos Community Center
Pecos Community Center is the best-reviewed city recreation building in our Phoenix data, 728 reviews at a 4.6 average. The indoor half of the Pecos Park pairing, on Phoenix Parks pricing.
- Best for
- south Phoenix rec runs
- Busiest
- after school, weekday evenings
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North Mountain Sunnyslope Community Center
Sunnyslope Community Center posts 333 reviews at a 4.2 average, with basketball a regular subject in them. A city gym serving one of Phoenix's oldest northern neighbourhoods, on recreation pricing.
- Best for
- north-central rec runs
- Busiest
- after school, weekday evenings
Deer Valley Mountainside Fitness Happy Valley
Mountainside Fitness at Happy Valley posts a 4.7 average across 914 reviews, with basketball among its listed facilities. The Arizona-founded chain's north Phoenix club gives the far north a reliable air-conditioned run.
- Best for
- north Phoenix club runs
- Busiest
- evenings
North Mountain VASA Fitness
VASA Fitness on North 35th Avenue is a budget chain with a court on its facility list, 1,247 reviews at a 4.4 average. Low monthly pricing and a run that forms most evenings.
- Best for
- budget chain indoor
- Busiest
- evenings
County Fair West Desert West Community Center
Desert West Community Center serves west Phoenix with 286 reviews at a 4.5 average. A city gym beside the Desert West sports complex, on recreation pricing.
- Best for
- west side rec runs
- Busiest
- after school, weekday evenings
South Mountain Arizona Grand Athletic Club
The Arizona Grand Athletic Club rounds out the Phoenix indoor list with a 4.5 average and a court its members mention. A quieter club option near South Mountain.
- Best for
- south Phoenix club runs
- Busiest
- evenings