Denver

Basketball courts in Denver

The aupa map shows 176 basketball courts in Denver, 4 of them with floodlights. That’s 2.4 per 10,000 residents, rank 3 of 35 cities in the US. As of October 2026, based on OpenStreetMap.

Basketball courts in Denver

The map shows the 176 basketball courts in Denver, rounded to about 300 metres. The exact spot is in the app.

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Spot data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), prepared by aupa. Positions rounded to about 300 m. As of October 2026.

176
Basketball courts on the map
2.4
per 10,000 residents
3.
rank in our city comparison in the US
1.8
hoops per court on average, where recorded

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Streets

Basketball courts in Denver: on these streets

The nearest street per OpenStreetMap; the number in brackets means several places. The exact spot, photos and who’s there right now are in the app.

  • East 37th Avenue (4)
  • East 25th Avenue (2)
  • East 29th Avenue (2)
  • East Iliff Avenue (2)
  • Irving Street (2)
  • North Fairfax Street (2)
  • North Kearney Street (2)
  • Perry Street (2)
  • South Holly Street (2)
  • South Monaco Street Parkway (2)
  • Tejon Street (2)
  • West 11th Avenue (2)
  • West 46th Avenue (2)
  • West Bayaud Avenue (2)
  • West Tufts Avenue (2)
  • Alcott Street
  • Arapahoe Street
  • Cathay Street
  • Central Street
  • Clarkson Street
  • Columbine Street
  • East 11th Avenue
  • East 12th Avenue
  • East 1st Avenue
  • East 21st Avenue
  • East 28th Avenue
  • East 28th Place
  • East 30th Avenue
  • East 33rd Avenue
  • East 39th Avenue
  • East 40th Avenue
  • East 45th Avenue
  • East 4th Avenue
  • East 4th Place
  • East 51st Avenue
  • East 5th Avenue
  • East 9th Avenue
  • East Alameda Avenue
  • East Albrook Drive
  • East Asbury Avenue
  • East Cherry Creek North Drive
  • East Eastman Avenue
  • East Ellsworth Avenue
  • East Florida Avenue
  • East Green Valley Ranch Boulevard
  • East Hampden Avenue
  • East Harvard Avenue
  • East Iowa Avenue
  • East Maple Avenue
  • East Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard
  • East Maxwell Place
  • East Mexico Avenue
  • East Montview Boulevard
  • East New York Place
  • East Plum Place
  • East Princeton Avenue
  • East Sports Boulevard
  • East Yale Avenue
  • Elizabeth Street
  • Franklin Street
  • Galapago Street
  • Grove Street
  • Hazel Court
  • Humboldt Street
  • Julian Street
  • King Street
  • Lipan Street
  • North Biscay Street
  • North Carson Street
  • North Cherry Street
  • North Dahlia Street
  • North Dillon Street
  • North Downing Street
  • North Elm Street
  • North Elmira Street
  • North Emerson Street
  • North Idalia Street
  • North Ivy Street
  • North Leaf Court
  • North Monaco Street Parkway
  • North Niagara Street
  • North Pennsylvania Street
  • North Quebec Street
  • North Red Cross Way
  • North Richard Allen Court
  • North Roslyn Street
  • North Spruce Street
  • North Verbena Street
  • North Yosemite Street
  • Osage Street
  • Quivas Street
  • South Adams Street
  • South Clay Street
  • South Dahlia Street
  • South Downing Street
  • South Elm Street
  • South Federal Boulevard
  • South Fillmore Street
  • South Franklin Street
  • South Gaylord Street
  • South Geneva Street
  • South Hazel Court
  • South Ivy Way
  • South Julian Street
  • South Lafayette Street
  • South Logan Street
  • South Marion Street
  • South Newland Street
  • South Newton Street
  • South Osceola Street
  • South Patton Court
  • South Pearl Street
  • South Pecos Street
  • South Pennsylvania Street
  • South Syracuse Circle
  • South Tamarac Drive
  • South Tejon Street
  • South Uinta Court
  • South Ulster Street
  • South Utica Street

… and 29 more streets.

Where the surface is recorded (17 of 176), it’s mostly asphalt (82%), concrete (12%) and tartan (6%).

Comparison

Basketball courts: city comparison in the US

Sorted by places per 10,000 residents. Population: GeoNames.

CityTotalper 10,000
Honolulu1484.2
San Jose2922.9
Denver1762.4
San Francisco1982.4
Phoenix3682.2
Baltimore1192.0
Washington1201.7
Detroit1071.7
Philadelphia2581.6
Boston991.5
Portland971.5
Jacksonville1501.5
Orlando491.5
El Paso961.4
Seattle1101.4
Miami Beach121.3
San Antonio1951.3
Charlotte1101.2
Columbus1031.1
Indianapolis1001.1
Good to know

A hoop in the schoolyard, a cage in the park, a full court with two baskets: over 105,000 basketball courts are on the map, most of them open to everyone, no sign-up needed. One hoop is enough for 3-on-3. For full court you need two.

Where someone has already added it, the app shows how many hoops there are, whether there’s a net and whether the lights come on at night. Above all, you see whether anyone is checked in right now. Open a lobby, show the open spots, and keep the live score together.

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FAQ

Questions about basketball courts in Denver

How many basketball courts are there in Denver?
The aupa map shows 176 basketball courts in Denver (as of October 2026). That’s 2.4 per 10,000 residents, rank 3 of 35 cities in the US. The data comes from OpenStreetMap and the community adds to it in the app.
Where are basketball courts with floodlights in Denver?
Per OpenStreetMap, 4 of the 176 basketball courts in Denver have floodlights, for example on these streets: East Sports Boulevard, Stout Street, West 46th Avenue and West Archer Place. Whether the lights really come on at night is confirmed by the community in the app.
Which app shows basketball courts in Denver?
aupa: a free community app with over 450,000 places to get outside, including 176 basketball courts in Denver. You see who’s there right now and bring people along. You can’t book courts with aupa. The app is in beta: instantly on iPhone via TestFlight, Android is coming.
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