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FieldhouseUSA Aurora

★★★ 3.4234 reviewsAurora, COAges 5–18

Private

FieldhouseUSA Aurora is a large multi-purpose indoor sports facility with 10 volleyball courts, also configured for basketball, soccer and pickleball, and used for leagues, tournaments and camps. The summer camps held here are run by outside operators: Revolution Volleyball runs coed camps for ages 5 to 18, with full days from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a half-day 9 a.m. to noon option for 5-8 year olds, and campers are assessed and grouped by age and ability. All ability levels are accepted.

The practical details

Daily hours
9:00am–3:00pm
Ages
Ages 5–18
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Half-Day Option
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact FieldhouseUSA Aurora directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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A Barr

This place is terrible for volleyball tournaments. The seatings is terrible. Bleachers with a big wall in front of you, no chairs on the courts. Horrible for spectators. They don’t “allow” food for players (or fans) unless u purchase from their concession stand which is double the price of any other venue like this on the front range. Their service is super slow because they only have one cashier so the line is always long. Really one of the worst tournament venues we’ve been to in 5 years of playing club volleyball.

Tina Snover

This place should NOT host volleyball tournaments with 8 courts. It like living in a Where's Waldo book and it is not prepared to have that many people come visit. They charge to get in, have 1 place available for food and the line is 30-60 mins long but you aren't allowed to bring in your own food. It's ridiculous. There is very limited to no seating or usable walkways to get around. You have to interrupt other's games to get to some of the courts. No thought was given for crowds showing up and getting to sit or see their child play. It's horrible. The womens bathroom also has no ventilation or air freshener spray. It's gross. We so don't enjoy having to go here, they need to have only 4 to 5 courts going, not 8. Their water fountains had expired filters (red lights on, not green) They need to be more hospitable. One day they enforce rules and the next day they don't. It's very inconsistent and frustrating. It's so loud and not comfortable. A great place for a volleyball team to practice, but they shouldn't get to host tournaments.

Brenda Parra

I am writing to express my frustration regarding the lack of hospitality and poor experience at your facility during the recent volleyball tournament. Having traveled to many venues over the years, I found this experience to be the most disappointing for several reasons: 1. Outside Food Policy: Not allowing outside food for athletes is unacceptable. These are long tournament days lasting 6–9 hours, and as parents, we must ensure our athletes are properly nourished. Forcing families to purchase facility food rather than allowing us to bring team snacks and drinks is a significant burden. 2. Viewing Options: The viewing layout is poorly designed. The bleachers sit below the viewing wall, making it difficult to see. Furthermore, the limited view from the top bleachers is often blocked by people standing in front or by building pillars (see attached photo). 3. Court Seating: It is unclear why seating is only available at select courts rather than being consistent throughout the facility. Based on this experience, I will be recommending that our team avoid this venue for future events. I highly suggest visiting other major event hosts to see how these logistics can be handled more effectively.

★★Amy Kendall

If you go there to watch your kid play volleyball the seating sucks on half the courts. If there are more people than chairs you're trying to find a spot on the floor to watch the game while trying to stay out of the players' way and not get hit in the face by a ball. Good snack bar though.

Jacob Cook

The worst place in Colorado for volleyball. Been coming here for a few years now and everyone dreads it. Horrible seating with limited options to sit. Trash is always full. Bathrooms are hit or miss for being clean. Today, they are a miss. And heaven forbid you bring in snacks or drinks. Clean up the areas around the courts so the players have some room and it would just look better and be safer. Many of the steel posts aren’t wrapped for safety. Here are a couple of pictures today.

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