Campbell Bintang Badminton

Bintang Badminton in Campbell is a fantastic spot for badminton enthusiasts of all levels. The facility is well-maintained, with clean courts and good lighting, creating a great environment for play. It offers a range of services, including drop-in games, lessons, and even equipment rentals for those who don’t have their own. The staff is friendly and helpful, and there’s a welcoming community of players. The only downside is that it can get crowded during peak hours, so booking in advance or coming during off-peak times is recommended. Overall, it’s a great facility for both serious players and those just looking for a fun game.

Many courts are always reserved for classes. A few times the court sign up had every single court closed and reserved except for 2 courts. Not too busy. Good courts. Have to bring your own water.

Disappointed with Bintang Campbell store - Absolute Junk Racket! Bought a badminton racket for my 8-year-old from Bintang Campbell for a whopping $55! Thinking it would be decent quality for a kid just starting out, we were sorely mistaken. Within a WEEK of playing for just 3 hours a day (come on, it's an 8-year-old!), the strings snapped! This isn't even with intense smashes or anything - this is basic playtime. Did Bintang Campbell sell us a used racket? Or maybe one made out of cobwebs? Absolutely outrageous that a racket marketed towards beginners can't even withstand a week of casual play. Upset, I took the racket back to the store and spoke to the kid who seemed to be stringing rackets. He tried to be helpful and messaged his manager, a guy named "John", but John just flat-out refused to do anything about it. No offer to replace the strings, no apology for the cheap materials, nothing. Just a big, fat "no." Save your money, folks! This racket is a complete waste. I wouldn't recommend Bintang Campbell to anyone looking for decent badminton equipment. Especially for kids! Do better, Bintang Campbell!

I like the place. After meeting new people and running into old friends, I'm beginning to tolerate the less than awesome lights. Yes the center courts are definitely better and also, I'm getting used to the flooring/mats. Don't know if I'll ever get used to the lighting but I'm getting good and fairly regular exercise. 😊

It's about $50 to $60 to book a court for 2 hours (advisable for primetime) and a drop in charge of $21 on top. Not opting to book a court in advance will get an option to get a user ID and password, that will give a 30 min block on a court (1st come first serve per court)