Padel Courts in Edinburgh

Edinburgh’s padel courts are spread across tennis clubs, sports clubs and leisure centres, and most have a roof or cover, which matters in a Scottish winter. We list 12 venues in and around the city, each checked against the venue’s own website, so you can find a court near you and book direct.

Edinburgh padel at a glance

  • 12 clubs across Edinburgh: 1 indoor, 7 covered, 3 outdoor and 1 mixed.
  • Biggest venues: David Lloyd Corstorphine (5 courts), Powerleague Sighthill (4) and David Lloyd Shawfair (3).
  • Singles courts: none listed in Edinburgh yet.

Where to play padel in Edinburgh

Bigger venues: David Lloyd Corstorphine, Powerleague Sighthill and Powerleague Portobello.

Tennis and sports clubs: Craigmillar Park Tennis and Padel Club, Edinburgh Sports Club, The Grange Club, Hatton Sports Club and the G4P courts at Barnton Park, Edinburgh Park and Thistle Padel Club.

Nearby: David Lloyd Shawfair and Xcite Bathgate in West Lothian.

All padel courts in Edinburgh

Craigmillar Park Tennis and Padel Club

Edinburgh

1 covered court

David Lloyd Corstorphine

Edinburgh

5 courts, 3 outdoor and 2 covered

David Lloyd Shawfair

Edinburgh

3 outdoor courts

Edinburgh Sports Club

Edinburgh

3 covered courts

G4P Barnton Park

Edinburgh

1 outdoor court

G4P Edinburgh Park

Edinburgh

2 covered courts

G4P Thistle Padel Club

Edinburgh

2 covered courts

Hatton Sports Club

Edinburgh

1 outdoor court

Powerleague Portobello

Edinburgh

3 covered courts

Powerleague Sighthill

Edinburgh

4 covered courts

The Grange Club

Edinburgh

2 covered courts

Xcite Bathgate

West Lothian

1 indoor court

Edinburgh padel FAQs

How many padel clubs are there in Edinburgh?

We list 12 padel clubs across Edinburgh. Between them there are 1 indoor, 7 covered, 3 outdoor and 1 mixed venues.

Where can I play padel indoors in Edinburgh?

Indoor options include Xcite Bathgate. Use the Indoor filter above to see them all.

Do I need to be a member to play padel in Edinburgh?

Most Edinburgh padel venues are pay and play, so you can book a court online without joining. David Lloyd clubs are the main exception, as their courts are for members.

New to padel?

Before you book your first court, have a look at our guide to the best padel rackets for beginners and our pick of the best padel shoes. Most clubs hire rackets out, but your own makes a big difference once you are playing regularly.

Looking further afield? See every club in Scotland or head back to the full UK padel court directory. Run a Edinburgh club and want to be listed or correct a detail? Get in touch through our contact page.