
Sussex padel courts
Padel Courts in Sussex
In Sussex, 30 clubs have padel courts, and every one below is checked against the club’s own website.
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Before your first game
- A pair of proper court shoes helps more than any racket. See our best padel shoes.
- Hiring a racket every week soon adds up. Our best padel rackets for beginners guide covers good value options.
All padel courts in Sussex
Prices are per court per hour for doubles, taken from Playtomic in October 2026. Off peak is usually weekday daytime; peak is weekday evenings and weekends.
Eixo Padel
7 courts: 4 indoor (2 singles) and 3 outdoor (1 singles)
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Eastbourne Padel Club
3 indoor courts (2 doubles, 1 singles)
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Foundry Padel Club
4 indoor courts (opening October 2026)
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Cottesmore Hotel, Golf & Country Club
3 outdoor courts
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Rye Lawn Tennis Club (Rye Padel Club)
2 outdoor courts (members’ club, limited guest play)
Sussex padel at a glance
We list padel courts at 30 clubs across East and West Sussex, from indoor centres in Crawley, Burgess Hill and Eastbourne to farm courts and tennis clubs with a court or two. Each one is checked against the venue’s own website, so you can find a court near you and book direct.
For court prices, see how much padel costs in the UK, with off peak and peak prices by city. For the city itself, see our guide to padel courts in Brighton.
- 30 clubs across Sussex: 7 indoor, 7 covered, 13 outdoor and 3 mixed.
- Biggest venues: Eixo Padel near Hassocks (7 courts), The Padel Club Brighton in Burgess Hill (6) and PADELHUB Crawley (5).
- Singles courts: Eixo Padel and Eastbourne Padel Club.
- Prices: £15 to £40 an hour off peak, and £32 to £65 at peak.
Where to find padel courts in Sussex
Brighton and Hove: Withdean Sports Complex and Hove Beach Park, both run by Game4Padel.
Mid Sussex: The Padel Club Brighton, Foundry Padel Club and The Triangle Leisure Centre in Burgess Hill, Smash Padel Mid Sussex in Haywards Heath, Eixo Padel near Hassocks, and Hascombe Farm and Henfield Leisure Centre in Henfield.
Crawley and north Sussex: PADELHUB Crawley, Cottesmore Hotel, East Grinstead Sports Club and Bluecoat Sports near Horsham.
West Sussex coast: Atmos Padel and West Worthing Tennis and Squash Club in Worthing, Harbour Padel in Littlehampton, Vida Del Padel, PadelStars and Chichester Racquets and Fitness Club in Chichester, The Shed at Chidham, and Punk Padel at Ides Barn and Sindles Farm.
East Sussex: Padel4all Eastbourne, Eastbourne Padel Club and David Lloyd Eastbourne, Wealden Community Sports Hub in Hailsham, Hastings Padel, Padel People Sedlescombe, Crowborough Tennis and Squash Club and Rye Lawn Tennis Club.
Sussex padel FAQs
How many padel clubs are there in Sussex?
We list 30 padel clubs across East and West Sussex, from Chichester and Worthing in the west to Eastbourne, Hastings and Rye in the east. Between them there are 7 indoor venues, 7 with covered courts, 13 outdoor and 3 with a mix.
Where can I play padel indoors in Sussex?
PADELHUB Crawley has 5 indoor courts and Foundry Padel Club in Burgess Hill has 4. Eixo Padel near Hassocks has 4 indoor courts as part of its 7. Other indoor options include Vida Del Padel in Chichester, Harbour Padel in Littlehampton and Eastbourne Padel Club.
Are there singles padel courts in Sussex?
Yes. Eixo Padel near Hassocks and Eastbourne Padel Club both have singles courts, from £16 and £20 an hour. Use the Singles Available filter above to see them.
How much does padel cost in Sussex?
Most Sussex clubs charge £20 to £40 an hour off peak and £32 to £52 at peak times, split between four players. The cheapest we found was Hastings Padel at £15 an hour. PADELHUB Crawley is the dearest at peak, at up to £65. See how Sussex compares in our guide to padel prices in the UK.
Do I need to be a member to play padel in Sussex?
Not at most clubs, which are pay and play. David Lloyd Eastbourne is the main exception, as its 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.
Playing outside Sussex? Take a look at the full South East or the full UK padel court directory. Run a Sussex club and spotted an error? Drop us a line on the contact page.
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