This would be a 4 or 5 star review if only someone would get back to me either phone or email. Ive received maybe 2 replies and its been almost 2 month. No one answes the phone and the website just tells you to email or call so please someone get back to me and I can easily bring it to it's correct star level. I know the place is nice. Played here before. read more

Nice facility with 5 courts. Plenty of parking. Decent amount of spectator seating. Overall clean throughout. Only knock is not enough or not big enough restrooms, for the amount of people playing and watching, it restroom is extremely cramped and the lines were long. read more

Prior to Covid they had $5 drop in gym. As of 2024, I don't believe they have drop in anymore...or at least their website isn't updated

I don't recommend it for any group , owners take a long time to respond, they take you out of one time and put you in another without warning, they excluded us from a court to put them in a group of their preference and threw us onto a horrible court with a risk of injuries, when We didn't accept playing on the court, we were told that we wouldn't get our money back either, TERRIBLE PLACE 0 ! read more

The facility has 5 courts. 3 on the right side (main gym) and 2 on the left (thru a small hall way). The flooring on the left side the facility is horrible with what looks like bumpy linoleum tiles. The facility doesn't have AC and it is very very hot inside read more

Not as bad as the previous reviews, Staff were nice and pleasant and one even tried to keep the side doors open to let the breeze in. That helped alot. Except.. people would duck in and not pay. The facility does supply teams with ice for injuries. Not your cooler..lolzz Btw bring only water, no food or other beverages allowed inside. You should consider bringing a chair. Seating are the single and double aluminum bleachers squeezed in between 3 courts. The court as you enter is #3 and then the middle is #2 and the farthest court is #1. If that doesn't help, the court #s are listed on the backboards. The weather was 86 on Saturday and our first game didn't start til almost 5 then the next game not til 6. Sunday luckily our games were 9:30 and 10:39 and we were done by the time it got warm. We enjoyed a Kinders ( Center/Pine exit...2 exits prior to Alhambra exit) picnic lunch Saturday before the game started and then returned to the same shoping area afterwards for a nice frozen yogurt 2 doors away. It was called Ian's Yogurt. Very delicious! read more

My son plays for a basketball league and it's our first time playing here. There's 3 courts on the right when you walk in and there's 2 courts on the left. There's plenty of metal bleachers to sit on for the spectators and players. Their score boards on the walls doesn't work but they have the portable ones that they use. They have a restroom for women & men. The restroom was dirty and it smelled like urine. Another downfall here is there's no AC so it was hot even though they have all the doors propped open. They have big fans that couldn't push out enough air. They have a lot of parking spaces which was good. read more

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COMPLETE GUIDE to their 1-week Summer Basketball Camp. The website doesn't list the daily timeframe for the camp, kind of annoying bordering on disorganized & unprofessional, but I made a simple phone call during hours of operation, and an employee was able to provide the info: 9am - noon. Costing $110, this worked out to be just under $7.50 / hour. The facility is huge & very clean (particularly the restrooms which were fully stocked & immaculate!). Their business is newer (3 years old or so), and fully updated with the latest n greatest as well as plenty of parking. They sell Gatorade ($2 for a small bottle) and water ($1 for a small Crystal Geyser), so you might wanna bring your own drinks, but nice if you forget. They also have a separate little cafe area with vending machines, tables & chairs, and small sales counter for freezies & other food items. There are bleachers for parents to watch games. The daily routine was, surprisingly, well-organized with each day having a slight change or addition of a new skill / drill. They have a short break where a small snack is provided (granola bar, rice crispy treat, etc.), and the kids can rest awhile. They end the day with a couple of scrimmage games to try implementing what they've learned. Children at this particular camp ranged from 3rd grade to 8th grade (couldn't find the official age limits or acceptable grade range posted anywhere on their website). For parents with the younger kiddos: they ALL play together (and every big kid isn't exactly nice, just fyi). I mean, during a game this one older kid (a girl) repeatedly "stole" the ball from the little ones by just coming from behind and reaching over their heads!! Seriously?? If that was my small child, I'd GO OFF!! Everyone PAID to learn & play, so even the little ones should have an opportunity to try out their new skills!! Coaches & staff were all really nice, knowledgeable, and great at engaging even the least athletic kids in attendance. Some coaches appeared quite young, like high school-age, haha, but I asked (yes, totally nosy!) and they're actually mid 20's and now assisting coaches of high school teams. So far, mid way through our week of camp, he's had fun and there have been no major issues. A couple of same-aged girls teasing (which is normal), and one slightly older, aggressive girl scratched his face "accidentally" as well as smacked him pretty good on his neck / back area (evidenced by a large red mark), then with a few seconds left on the scrimmage game clock, she literally held his arms down so he couldn't shoot the ball!!! Guess they don't call fouls AT ALL, according to my son. So it was kind of a supervised free for all, at times. Some of the boys (including mine) asked for more scrimmage game time since they only play for the last 15 - 20 minutes of each day, and 3 kids on each team had to sit out / sub in.... they were told that "scrimmages are a privilege" and only if everyone listens throughout the day. Uumm, it's not a privilege if we've PAID for it! Further, we have no control over whether other children listen, behave, or otherwise engage, so yeah that was weird. Overall (so far), we would attend this camp again, and I'd recommend it to others as well as the business itself (they offer tons of other activities for adults). read more

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We come here every now and again for AAU tournaments. Place has plenty or parking. Seating is minimal but that is expected at most gyms like this. There not set up for spectating. Normally I don't even write reviews for these type of gyms. Why I am writing this is because I just witnessed the lady behind the counter where they cook the hot dogs... She keeps grabbing and turning the hot dogs with her hands and no gloves. Even though she has thongs sitting right next to the machine they cook with. Smh... I hope she also isn't handling the money and washes her hand after using the bathroom... Also she keeps burning them lol... read more

Good facility to get you a good run and workout at. Place is clean, staff is cool. Place can fill up fast, cheap place to run some hoops. So the locals take full advantage of that. The older peeps, play pickle during the day. Other things the facilities are used for Volleyball, Bocce Ball. There are 4 full sized courts. Ample amount of parking. Nice place. read more

More Air condition please!!! To be a basketball establishment you would think it would be more ventilation! Just horrible!!

They have basketball pickleball and bocce ball! Pretty nice facility and friendly people too. Look at their website to see the times they offer different sports! read more

Norcal Courts - Basketball Courts Near Me - Martinez, California

Super clean and nice facility. The staff is very sweet and welcoming to all especially regulars. Kim is absolutely amazing and kind, she is always working harder than anyone else. From cleaning up, modifying the courts and checking. Great for a workout or just to hangout with friends read more

This is a nice basketball court if you are looking for that. It is very expensive. I went here for a team builder which was fun

We had our NCVA Girls Power League #2 volleyball tournament here on Saturday, March 12, 2016. The positives: -there were 4 courts with 3 teams on each (2 playing, 1 working) -there was a net that prevented balls from going between the front 2 courts and the back 2 courts -TAILGATING IS ALLOWED but only around the sidewalks of the building and not in the parking lot The negatives: -the bleachers only sat two rows and were hard and cold. Not enough seating especially when the 3rd team of girls and their parents are sitting in the bleachers -there isn't much of a "snack bar" area: only one table and vending machines. Absolutely NO food so plan on tailgating or buying food in downtown Martinez -they only sell sports drinks at the check-in counter -bathrooms need improvements. Only 1 useable urinal in men's bathroom -only one water fountain was working -unless you are in the back courts, there is a lot of foot traffic getting in & out of the building. This is distracting to the girls who are playing and to the spectators sitting on the cold bleachers read more

So ridiculously loud. I leave with a headache after every basketball game here. They need to invest in something to improve the sound like the other multicourt facilities in the area. read more

My brothers and I love NorCal Courts. The workers are super friendly and renting is very affordable! It's a very clean facility. 10/10 recommend for basketball, Futsal, pickle ball, and volleyball. read more