
Padel courts near me
Padel Courts Near Me
Find padel courts near you. Search by town or club name, or use your location to jump to the nearest page in our UK directory of of 868 clubs. Your location stays in your browser and is only used to pick the closest pages.
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Browse padel courts by region
- London (90 clubs)
- South East (148 clubs)
- South West (77 clubs)
- East of England (98 clubs)
- East Midlands (64 clubs)
- West Midlands (71 clubs)
- North West (119 clubs)
- North East (33 clubs)
- Yorkshire and the Humber (76 clubs)
- Scotland (42 clubs)
- Wales (24 clubs)
- Northern Ireland (26 clubs)
Popular cities
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield, Liverpool, Bristol, Newcastle, Nottingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Brighton, Reading, Oxford, Milton Keynes, Southampton.
Counties
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Kent, Oxfordshire, Surrey, Sussex.
Padel chains
Pure Padel, Game4Padel, Powerleague and David Lloyd. For singles courts, see our list of singles padel courts.
Padel courts near me: FAQs
How do I find a padel court near me?
Type your town or a club name into the search box at the top of this page, or tap Use my location to see the nearest pages in our directory. Each page lists every club in that area, with court types, prices where we have them and a link to book.
How much does it cost to play padel near me?
Most UK clubs charge £20 to £40 an hour for a court off peak and £38 to £50 at peak times, split between four players. London is dearer at £50 to £80 at peak. Our guide to padel prices in the UK has prices by city.
Can I play padel indoors near me?
Yes, in most cities. Use the Indoor filter on any city or region page to see only indoor clubs. Big indoor centres include Carbon Padel Club in Manchester, Rocket Padel in London and Bristol, and the Square One clubs in Kent.
Do I need to be a member to play padel?
No. Most UK padel clubs are pay and play, so you can book a court online without joining. David Lloyd and some private tennis clubs are the main exceptions.
Are there singles padel courts near me?
Singles courts are still fairly rare, but more clubs are adding them. Our list of singles padel courts shows every one we know of in the UK.
How do I book a padel court near me?
Most clubs take bookings through Playtomic or MATCHi, and a few use their own websites. Each club card in our directory shows how it takes bookings, with a link straight to it.
What do I need for my first game of padel?
Very little. Most clubs hire rackets for £2 to £3 and sell balls at reception. Wear trainers with a flat or herringbone sole, and see our padel for beginners guide for the rest.
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.
New to the game altogether? Start with what padel is, the rules of padel and our padel for beginners guide. If you want a few pointers first, see our guide to padel lessons.
Prefer to browse by area? Start from the full UK padel court directory or check typical costs in our UK padel prices guide. Run a club we have missed? Let us know through the contact page.
Header photo: An outdoor padel court by Sotos, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.


