Iron Courts is an indoor basketball training facility in Phoenix offering youth basketball camps during school breaks for ages 7-15. Camps run as half-day sessions, with morning (9am-12pm) and afternoon (12:30pm-4pm) options focused on skill development through drills and games.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Complete Skills Camp #29:00am – 12:00pmRegister → | Oct 6 – Oct 8, 2026 | 7–15 | $159 | Active |
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REC Division Ahwatukee | Fall LeagueRegister → | Oct 12 – Dec 12, 2026 | — | Varies | Active |
| Volleyball Academy: EliteRegister → | See website → | 13–16 | $125/mo | Active |
| Club Player Development Series | VolleyballRegister → | See website → | — | $125/mo | Active |
Early Bird Registration Cost: $199 per player* / Regular Registration Cost: $225 per player*
Pricing $25 Member $35 Non-Member 60 minute session; Wednesday: 7pm (Included in Varsity or D1 Memberships); Varsity Elite Membership: $125/month
Pricing $25 Member $35 Non-Member 60 minute session; Wednesday: 4 p.m. (Included in Varsity or D1 Memberships); Varsity Club Membership: $125/month
The practical details
- Daily hours
- 9:00am–12:00pm
- Ages
- Ages 7–15 · Grades K–12
- Environment
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Operator
- Iron Courts · Private
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 Iron Courts directly before you register or pay.
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★★★Kelsey PearsallIt’s a beautiful gym but I do not recommend signing your child up for camp if they are younger. My 7 year old was pushed extremely hard during drills. He couldn’t find his water, he was upset and crying so they asked him for my phone number.. being 7 years old he got the numbers mixed so I never received a call. I am confused as to why they wouldn’t look my number up and call me? I no longer trust them to care for my child. Does not seem very put together or fit for younger kids. It is way too intense.
★JohnnyHorrible place to come watch a child's game. Never any place to sit! I you are lucky to get a seat there is a pole in your way. Then they have the audacity to charge to come and maybe stand in a place that you are able to watch half the game. If I could put zero stars I would.
★★★★Dan WilkinsClean, bright, and quality flooring. Downside is limited spectator seating, and pretty noisy
★★★★★Zach HWe have been going to the Gilbert location since it opened. It is so cool to see such a great concept being spread throughout the valley with location #2! Whether you're a hoops junky or a parent looking for a great place to get started with your child on a rec level, this is it. The owners are outstanding people and promote sucha positive message, which trickles down through the staff, who are all friendly, helpful, and feel like family. The place is always clean, always kept up, there is a whole snack station for refreshments, and a seating area to get away from the crowd and relax while your kids practice. The wellness area is great for recovery and nutrition, with red light therapy, kryo, stretching, etc. Just want to shoot around? Plenty of hoops to do that as well with 12 hoops to shoot on, as well as a shooting machine for rent I can't recommend this place enough. We love the family and faith first message they promote, and it truly shows in the way this place feels. Go check it out!
★★★★★Tonya TroutThis facility is beautiful! As a mom with two basketball loving boys, this facility has it all! Multiple courts, performance and training areas, and a recovery room after those long weekends of basketball! The staff is very welcoming and helpful! This place exceeds our expectations everytime, thanks Iron Courts!! Can't wait to come back!