Squash Venues in Colorado

Squash courts are less common than tennis or pickleball courts, so this page brings Colorado’s squash venues together in one place. Most are found inside athletic clubs, racquet centers and university recreation facilities, mainly along the Front Range.

Because squash is played indoors, it is a true year-round sport, and winter is when many players are most active. Clubs often run ladders, round robins and box leagues to match players by level, and some host sanctioned tournaments and junior programs. Access rules vary: some courts are members only, while others offer guest passes or court rentals, so check before you go.

Open a venue for court details and upcoming play. If you run a squash ladder, a junior clinic or a tournament, publish it free on CUP so more players can join.

Squash FAQ

Where can I play squash in Colorado?
Most squash courts are in athletic clubs, racquet centers and universities. Some offer guest access or court rentals.

Is squash good for beginners?
Yes, squash is easy to start with a lesson or two. Clubs often have intro programs and beginner ladders.

How is squash different from racquetball?
Squash uses a smaller, softer ball, a narrower racquet and a different court with an out-of-bounds line. The rules and tactics are also distinct.