Padel Courts in Oxford

Oxfordshire’s padel scene is spread out, with courts in Oxford itself and a growing number of venues in Bicester, Thame, Faringdon and the countryside. We list 8 clubs across Oxford and Oxfordshire, each checked against the venue’s own website where one exists, so you can find a court near you and book direct.

Oxford padel at a glance

  • 8 clubs across Oxford and Oxfordshire: 5 outdoor, 2 covered and 1 mixed.
  • Biggest venues: Smash Padel Bicester (5 courts), Oratory Racquets (4) and Padel People St Hugh’s (4).
  • Singles courts: none listed in Oxfordshire yet.

Where to play padel in Oxford

Oxford: Smash Padel Oxford and North Oxford Lawn Tennis Club.

Bicester: David Lloyd Bicester and Smash Padel Bicester at Bicester Hotel, Golf & Spa.

Around the county: Chiltern Padel Club at Postcombe near Thame, Oratory Racquets in Woodcote, Padel People St Hugh’s in Faringdon and Soho Farmhouse at Great Tew, which is for members only.

All padel courts in Oxford

Smash Padel Oxford

Oxford

3 outdoor courts

North Oxford Lawn Tennis Club

Oxford

3 outdoor courts

David Lloyd Bicester

Bicester

3 outdoor courts

Smash Padel Bicester

Bicester Hotel, Golf & Spa

5 courts, 2 outdoor and 3 covered

Chiltern Padel Club

Postcombe, Thame, Oxfordshire

2 outdoor courts

Oratory Racquets

Woodcote, Oxfordshire

4 outdoor floodlit courts (hire by enquiry)

Padel People St Hugh’s

Faringdon

4 covered courts

Soho Farmhouse

Great Tew, Oxfordshire

3 covered courts (members only)

Oxford padel FAQs

How many padel clubs are there in Oxford?

We list 8 padel clubs across Oxford and Oxfordshire. Between them there are 5 outdoor, 2 covered and 1 mixed venues.

Can I play padel under cover in Oxford?

There are no fully indoor padel venues in Oxfordshire on our list yet. For covered courts, try Padel People St Hugh’s in Faringdon or Smash Padel Bicester, which has 3 covered courts. Use the Covered filter above to see them.

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

Most Oxfordshire venues are pay and play. The exceptions are Soho Farmhouse, which is for members only, David Lloyd Bicester, whose courts are for members, and Oratory Racquets, which is hired by enquiry.

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 the South East or head back to the full UK padel court directory. Run a Oxford club and want to be listed or correct a detail? Get in touch through our contact page.