Volleyball courts are always fun – no matter the time of year. Easily create your own in your backyard space by clearing out an area and dumping sand! OK, there may be more to it than that, but you get the picture. Volleyball courts are probably one of the easiest courts to construct because they are so simple. You need the space, the sand, the net and of course, the players!

The cost of a fully installed outdoor basketball court in Australia can vary significantly, in this post we break down the court component costs in detail.

Whether you want to know how to make a backyard volleyball court for fun or are a volleyball player wanting to sharpen your skills, we've got you covered.

We live at the end of a cul de sac……so we have a very skinny backyard and a huge side yard. I dream of turning it into lovely walkways with a French potager and secret garden rooms; an…

While most volleyball courts designed for competitive games are built indoors, homeowners and facility operators looking to create multipurpose courts will often incorporate volleyball lines and nets into their designs.

Removable volleyball posts Two feet of pvc. Back filled one foot deep. Tamped in tightly. Landscape timber is only buried 1 foot, leaving seven feet of height. Placed an eye screw in the top, adding one more inch, getting to regulation 7'1".

Challenge your family to a classic game of volleyball - in the comfort of your own backyard!

This is an old-fashioned volleyball standard - the kind my teachers at Keene Public School used to make. I hear they are banned from public schools now, but they're still around out there. Some kid inevitably turned one on its side and rolled it...