Belfast padel courts
Padel Courts in Belfast
We list 11 clubs with padel courts in Belfast, each checked against its own website so you can book direct.
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Booking your first court?
- Most clubs hire rackets, but your own makes a real difference once you play weekly. Our best padel rackets for beginners guide covers good, cheap options.
- Indoor courts are slippery in running shoes. See our best padel shoes picks.
All padel courts in Belfast and the surrounding area
Let’s Go Padel Carryduff
11 courts: 6 covered doubles, 4 covered singles and a floating outdoor court on the reservoir
Singles availableLet’s Go Padel East Belfast
7 indoor courts, 5 doubles and 2 singles, at the Shorts site on the Holywood Road
Singles availableLet’s Go Padel Crumlin Road
4 indoor courts, 2 doubles and 2 singles
Singles availableEddie Irvine Sports
Indoor courts for doubles and singles, the first indoor padel courts in Northern Ireland
Singles availableBelfast padel at a glance
Belfast has quickly become one of the best places in the UK for indoor padel, thanks largely to the Let’s Go Padel chain and the eight court House of Padel. We list 11 padel courts in Belfast and the surrounding area, each checked against the venue’s own website, so you can find a court near you and book direct.
- 11 clubs in and around Belfast: 6 indoor, 3 mixed indoor and outdoor, and 2 outdoor.
- Biggest venues: Let’s Go Padel Carryduff (11 courts), House of Padel Belfast (8) and Padel 54 in Moira (8).
- Singles courts: at House of Padel, Let’s Go Padel East Belfast, Crumlin Road, Carryduff and Moira, plus Eddie Irvine Sports in Bangor.
Where to play padel in Belfast
In the city: House of Padel Belfast has eight indoor courts, while Let’s Go Padel runs two sites, at the old Shorts site on the Holywood Road in east Belfast and on the Crumlin Road. In addition, Belfast Boat Club has covered courts by the Lagan, and David Lloyd Belfast has indoor courts for members.
Just outside: Let’s Go Padel Carryduff is the biggest club in Northern Ireland, with eleven courts including one floating on the reservoir. Further out, there are indoor courts at Padel 54 in Moira and at Eddie Irvine Sports in Bangor, which opened the first indoor padel courts in Northern Ireland.
For court prices across the UK, see how much padel costs in the UK.
Belfast padel FAQs
How many padel clubs are there in Belfast?
We list six clubs in Belfast itself and 11 in and around the city, from Bangor and Ballyclare to Carryduff and Moira.
Where can I play padel indoors in Belfast?
House of Padel Belfast and the two Let’s Go Padel sites, in east Belfast and on the Crumlin Road, all have indoor courts and are open to pay and play.
Can I play singles padel in Belfast?
Yes. House of Padel and both Let’s Go Padel sites in the city have singles courts, as do Carryduff and Moira.
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 balls. If you want to meet other players, our local padel tournaments page explains how Americanos and socials work.
Looking further afield? See every club in Northern Ireland or head back to the full UK padel court directory. Run a Belfast club and want to be listed or correct a detail? Get in touch through our contact page.
Photo: Belfast City Hall by Simon Burchell on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).