Military / Squash Courts

British Army base at Dishforth Airfield, North Yorkshire, home to 6 Regiment Royal Logistic Corps comprising 62 and 64 Squadrons. Sport is integral to regimental life. One squash court on site, restricted to military personnel and authorised guests.

Military gymnasium at Colchester Army Barracks with 6 glass-backed squash courts. Home to Off The Wall Squash elite academy serving 130+ junior and adult members from Essex and surrounding counties. Access restricted to military and club members.

Sports facilities at HMNB Devonport, the largest naval base in Western Europe. Squash courts available to Royal Navy service personnel, families, veterans and defence civil servants. Restricted access.

Ministry of Defence tri-service facility in Bedfordshire, home to the Intelligence Corps HQ and Joint Intelligence Training Group. On-site squash court for military personnel only. Restricted access, not open to the public.

British Army barracks in Chilwell, Nottingham, housing the Reserves Training and Mobilisation Centre. On-site squash court for military personnel and authorised users. Access restricted; facility closed to the general public.

Royal Navy officer training college in Dartmouth with 1 squash court among its sports facilities. Site also includes a swimming pool, gym, tennis courts and astroturf pitch. Access restricted to military personnel and authorised users.

Military training establishment at Sir John Moore Barracks with 3 squash courts, gymnasium, swimming pool and tennis courts. Restricted to military personnel and recruits. Barracks scheduled for relocation to Alexander Barracks, Pirbright.

British Army initial training establishment at Pirbright Camp, Surrey. 1 squash court within Alexander Barracks. Site also includes gymnasium and swimming pool as part of a modern welfare centre. Military facility, restricted access.

Squash court at Waiōuru Military Camp serving New Zealand Army personnel and their families. Part of a broader sports complex with gym, indoor swimming pool, tennis courts and sports fields on the military base. Access restricted to military community.

Officer training academy in Camberley with 3 squash courts open 07:00-23:00. Historical connection to squash dating from the late 19th century. Courts are fixed-width with no movable walls. Access restricted to authorised military personnel only.

Training institute for Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs located at Old Choa Chu Kang Road. Houses 2 squash courts alongside sports facilities for Home Team personnel. Access restricted to MHA staff.

Singapore Armed Forces military camp in northern Singapore, housing the Basic Military Training Centre, 3rd Division, and Military Police Command. Established 1967 across 108 hectares. Access restricted to authorised military personnel.

Singapore Armed Forces military camp in western Singapore, home to the Specialist and Warrant Officer Institute and training schools including School of Military Intelligence and School of Infantry Weapons. Restricted to authorised military personnel.

Garden Island is the Royal Australian Navy Fleet Base East, an active naval precinct in Sydney Harbour. Recreational facilities including squash courts are reported on base but not accessible to the public.

Squash courts located within Victoria Barracks, an active military base in Paddington built from 1841. The courts are recorded on the Commonwealth Heritage List as part of the heritage-listed barracks complex.

Squash section of the Club Sportif et Artistique de la Defense de Djibouti (CSAD), based at Air Base 188 in Quartier Massart. Offers court reservations, membership, and equipment storage. Part of a 3,500-member multi-sport defense club.