LAST UPDATED: FEBRUARY 12TH, 2021
Looking to get shots up but haven’t found an open court in Marin? We got your back. We’ve scouted out all outdoor basketball courts around Marin to figure out which ones are currently open (with hoops & rims) and have put together this running list for the community.
We will do our best to keep this list up-to-date, but things may change pretty quickly in this environment. Please email us at info@squadz.com if you find any of these courts have been closed.
Note from The Squadz Team: We do not condone reckless use of facilities that might jeopardize the containment of the COVID-19 virus. Please wear a mask whenever possible and keep your distance from people outside of your group. We simply want this to be a helpful resource for families, roommates, or quarantine units to get outside and play responsibly.
Corte Madera Town Park
CORTE MADERA - TAMALPAIS DR.
Check out the basketball court at Corte Madera Town Park! The thick double rims will make you focus to swish every shot.
Headlands Center For the Arts
MARIN HEADLANDS - SIMMONS RD.
The Marin Headlands is known throughout the Bay Area for its incredible trails & wildlife. But did you know that many of the old military buildings dotting the landscape have been converted for other uses? One such cluster of buildings now make up the Headlands Center For the Arts, where artists reside and create drawing inspiration from the immaculate surrounding environment. One feature of this cluster is a decaying basketball court in the middle of a field near the Center. This court is almost guaranteed to be not used if you visit, but don’t expect the court to be well kempt. At one point, the court may have been used for cars to park, so be mindful of the ground and any debris lying around. A court is a court, and you won’t find one like this, in the middle of that environment, anywhere else.
Drake Courts
SAN ANSELMO - SIR FRANCIS DRAKE BLVD.
Check out the full size, green top, basketball court at Drake High School. Please be mindful that this is a school court. Be conscious of class activities and avoid hooping here during school hours.
Thigpen Sport Courts
NOVATO - CRESCENT DRIVE
Check out the four basketball hoops at the Thigpen Sports Courts. The courts are fully caged in so you don’t have to worry about chasing your ball after a bad miss.
Hidden Valley
TERRA LINDA - FAWN DR.
Check out the three full size basketball courts at Hidden Valley Elementary School in Terra Linda. Please be mindful that this is a school court. Be conscious of class activities and avoid hooping here during school hours.
Lower Brookside
SAN ANSELMO - BUTTERFIELD RD.
Check out the six basketball hoops at Brookside Elementary School. These hoops don’t have a three point line so you might have to use your imagination. Please be mindful that this is a school court. Be conscious of class activities and avoid hooping here during school hours.
White Hill
OAK MANOR - GLEN DR.
Check out the two full size basketball courts, along with two side courts, at White Hill Elementary. Please be mindful that this is a school court. Be conscious of class activities and avoid hooping here during school hours.
Pickleweed Park
SAN RAFAEL - CANAL ST.
Check out the nice quality basketball hoops at Manor Elementary School in Fairfax. Please be mindful that this is a school court. Be conscious of class activities and avoid hooping here during school hours.
San Geronimo Elementary
SAN GERONIMO - LAGUNITAS SCHOOL RD.
Check out the three full size basketball courts at San Geronimo Elementary! Please be mindful that this is a school court. Be conscious of class activities and avoid hooping here during school hours.
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