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Royal Basketball School San Fernando Valley

★★★★½ 4.757 reviewsLos Angeles, CAAges 6–14

Royal Basketball School · Private

Royal Basketball School is a year-round youth basketball program (founded 2010) for kids ages 4-14, with its San Fernando Valley location in West Hills. Alongside after-school classes, development leagues and private coaching, it runs summer basketball camps focused on fundamentals for players of all skill levels.

Camps

CampDatesAgesPriceStatus
Summer Camp 2026 Session 19:00am3:00pmRegister →Jun 15 – Jun 19, 20266–14$375.00Past season
Summer Camp 2026 Session 29:00am3:00pmRegister →Aug 3 – Aug 7, 20266–14$375.00Past season
Pricing notes

PAST_SEASON. Spaces are EXTREMELY LIMITED (operator wording)

Availability shown as of Aug 7, 2026.

The practical details

Daily hours
9:00am–3:00pm
Ages
Ages 6–14
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Royal Basketball School
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 Royal Basketball School directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Daria Vinogradova

We love this program. Our kids come on weekends and get a lot of practice in. They will both be ready for try outs in their middle and high schools.

★★★★★Sadaf Bassala

Professional, Fantastic, Fun, skilled My son loves it. He is 13 and needs to be active and healthy. So playing basketball is what he needed. I’m glad I found Royal Basketball School to help him get through his exercises and also learn a new technique. He attends twice a week in VBS and DTHS. Makes me happy to see him happy and productive. I hardly recommend Royal Basketball School for any age groups. Thank you .

Manjinder

I do not recommend this school to anyone. My son was in the program for few months, they change coaches every week, overly booked classes, they will make you kid stand outside the court while other kids playing, atleast for 5 minutes,then rotate with other kid, thid Happened to us few times. Coaches will not point out and address the weaknesses in students. Management is not professional and honest, I canceled the membership, notified them via email and phone, a week ahead. Yet they took out the payment from my account. I had to call them multiple times, to the point they start ignoring my calls, emailed them several times. Nothing worked, I had to file dispute charges with my bank. Took them almost 1 month to refund the money. Absolutely stay away and take your business to somewhere else, that's my advise.

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Do not attend this school if your child has any disability at all. They “allowed” my autistic son to participate and fall in love with basketball and be included on a team sport for over 6 months to only have it be ripped away from him cause he wasn’t improving according to their standards. My son is the sweetest and most gentle soul and just wants to be around other kids and share in their joy. He finally found something he likes and always had the biggest smile on his face running up and down the basketball court and laughing and looking at me and his dad during class. The owner calls me last night and says Happy New Year but unfortunately your son isn’t progressing like we hoped and he’s no longer welcome here anymore and we can’t even offer him private lessons because none of the coaches here are able or willing to teach him. Oh but we love your son she kept saying over and over. Oh really? You love him so much but you’re willing to break his heart cause you’re reputation of being an elite basketball school is more important than providing happiness to a child who faces adversity every day of his life and for one hour every week he looks forward to attending your classes and is so excited that he wears his uniform for an hour prior before we leave. Apparently my son isn’t the first special needs child to attend this school and then get booted out when he or she didn’t rise to their standards. Never mind all the money I had to pay to buy the uniform, the basketball and the initiation fee. This is awful what the owner is doing. She’s getting $500 upfront and letting these special needs kids play for several months and collecting the monthly dues on top of the initiation dues and then kicking them out of the program. What a lucrative side hustle. Again, if your child has any kind of disability, do not attend Royal Basketball School.

★★★★★Arina Anpilohov

Love it! My son turned from pinocchio to a basketball superstar 😂 for just a year and found his best friend here. Great teachers, I like that they have teachers rotation and location is great. Couldn't be more happy.

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