Curated by parents, for parents. Public courts and rec centers where the rim actually lowers to kid height — so your 4-year-old isn't chucking bricks at a 10-foot goal.
You're Googling "adjustable basketball hoop near me" because your kid is between heights and, honestly, most public courts aren't built for that. This directory gathers the courts we know have working adjustable rims, an 8ft-or-lower option, or a kid-friendly night. It's a small set right now — we add courts as parents and rec directors send them in — so if you don't see your city yet, the "Have a court to add?" CTA below is the fastest way to get one listed.
Tip: search by city first. Most queries here are "adjustable rim basketball court <city>" — if your city shows up, you've got a verified playtest spot. If it doesn't, we want to hear where you wish one existed.
Listed newest first per city. Status badges tell you what's currently open to drop-in play.
6600 Peeler Rd
Hours: Dawn–dusk
Half-court with adjustable rim (7.5ft / 8.5ft / 10ft). Open to the public.
Available now285 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Hours: 6am–9pm
Gym court with a kid-height rim setting. Day passes available.
Available now890 Como Ave
Hours: 6am–10pm
Outdoor court, dual hoops lowered to 8ft for youth league nights.
Available nowBayard St between Leonard & Lorimer
Hours: 6am–11pm
Kid-friendly court; one rim set permanently to 8ft.
Available now1400 N Woodlawn Blvd
Hours: 5am–10pm
Family center, gym rim adjustable 6ft–10ft.
Available now16901 Detroit Ave
Hours: 5am–9:30pm
Drop-in family gym time every weekend morning.
Available now740 SE 106th Ave
Opening for public drop-in fall 2026 — hours not yet final.
Verification pending568 Bellevue Ave
Hours: Dawn–dusk
Adjustable rims being installed Summer 2026. Check back.
Coming soonRec director, league coordinator, or just a parent who plays there every Saturday? Tell us about a court with an adjustable rim, kid-height setting, or a beginner-friendly night — we'll add it.
Add a court →We use the existing wholesale inquiry form for now — pick "Other" and mention "court directory" in the message.
HoopSnap is designed to mount on a regulation-size pole — most public courts have one. If you're using a freestanding unit, check with the rec center first; some allow it during open hours, others ask you to bring your own pole. The courts listed here all have on-site rims your kid can use without bringing a thing.
No — it's a small starter list we update as parents and rec directors submit courts. The wholesale intake form is currently the fastest way to suggest one. A dedicated /courts "Add a court" flow is on the roadmap.
Use the "Add a court →" button above. Tell us the court name, city, address (rough is fine), hours, and what makes it beginner-friendly — adjustable rim, 8ft evening hours, kid-only sessions, etc. We verify status before flagging it as Available.