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Fresno Heat Volleyball Club

★★★★ 4.232 reviewsFresno, CAAges 8–14

Fresno Heat Volleyball · Private

Volleyball club in Fresno (founded 2017) developing indoor and beach players from beginner to elite, and home to the Central Valley's only indoor beach courts. It runs year-round programs, camps, clinics, leagues and tournaments for players of all ages and skill levels across two Fresno locations.

Camps

CampDatesAgesPriceStatus
Back to School Camp - AM Wave8:30am10:30amRegister →Aug 10 – Aug 14, 20268–14$225Past season
Back to School Camp - PM Wave4:00pm6:00pmRegister →Aug 10 – Aug 14, 20268–14$225Past season

Availability shown as of Aug 8, 2026.

The practical details

Daily hours
8:30am–10:30am
Ages
Ages 8–14 · Grades 39
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Fresno Heat Volleyball
Beginner FriendlyCompetitive / EliteDrop-In / Single Day
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 Fresno Heat Volleyball directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★Lorenzo Ramirez

Disappointing experience overall with Heat Volleyball this season. Parents were told to use the “BAND” app for communication, but Coach Maddie rarely posted anything. The only reliable updates came occasionally from Coach Kahn—and even then, schedules were posted last minute with zero follow-up or responses to parent questions. The biggest issue was the lack of follow-through. The girls were told there might be an end-of-season party (May 30, 2026 was suggested), but there was no planning, no confirmation, and no communication despite multiple parents asking. The girls got their hopes up, and it was simply ignored. Coaching-wise, Maddie had a positive attitude, but her skill level and player development approach felt very junior. There was little structure or real growth, and the team lacked cohesion—it often felt like everyone was on their own. Overall, this program needs major improvement in communication, organization, and player development.

★★★★★Tony Cortes

The club has many resources and coaches available to help a player improve their game. Coach Jennifer, Tina, and Logan have been amazing. Highly recommended!

★★★★Amit Sikka

Great courts and plenty seats. Cushioned seats might be little better than hardened plastic benches

★★★★Matt Bigelow

Place was nice, way better than the old one on Chance. Parking up close is limited but has pleny of parking in rear. Bleachers are tight if a large number of extended family are there. There is limited room to set up folding chairs. No place for pop-up outside so, kids kind of find a place to put things and make camp.

★★★★Darren Gravitt

We come here when our team has a volleyball tournament. Has five courts plus rooms that you can pay for so the players can relax in while they are waiting to play in between games. Love the seating. Sitting up above the courts. Great views. The only thing is, that it does get a little crowded and super loud when all the courts are full.

$225 per sessionVisit camp website