Find Padel Courts & Clubs Near You

How to find a padel court near you

Padel in the United States is still clustered. Most people searching “padel courts near me” are not looking at a nationwide grid of public parks. They are looking for a dedicated club that built enclosed glass-and-mesh courts, took bookings, and may also offer lessons or racket rentals. This hub is built for that search. Use the city buttons in the finder, jump to a state page, or scroll the club cards on this page. Each card links to a club page with the details we have confirmed.

If you already know the metro, start there. Miami, New York, and Los Angeles have city guides that describe how clubs are clustered in those markets. If you only know the state, use Florida, New York, New Jersey, or California. If you are outside those four, do not assume we forgot to render a card — we have not verified a club for that state yet. You can still tell us about a venue so it can be checked.

When you open a listing, treat the club — not this page — as the source of truth for whether a court is free tonight. We store a website and, when we have one, a booking URL. Several clubs book through Playtomic or PlayByPoint. Hours, guest policies, and court fees change. We do not reprint them here because we will not invent a number or freeze a price that the club can change tomorrow.

What a listing on this page includes — and what it does not

A published club card has a name, city, state, and a short description taken from our data file. When we have them, we also show a court count, whether the venue is indoor, outdoor, or both, and whether lessons or rentals are recorded as available. The club page adds address, phone, website, membership flag, and a booking button when a booking URL exists.

A listing does not include a price. It does not include a star rating. It does not include a rank. It does not include a court count we did not confirm. If indoor/outdoor status is unknown, the card simply omits that chip — that is true today for Real Padel Miami, The Gables Padel, and Mink Padel. If a website is unknown, we do not invent one; Urban Padel Miami and Ola Padel Club by Nox are listed with a Playtomic booking link and no separate website field. If a phone is unknown, we leave it blank rather than guess.

That empty-field rule is the whole editorial policy for this directory. It is why the page can look incomplete next to aggregator maps that spray unverified pins. We would rather show 34 checked clubs than a hundred names we cannot stand behind.

South Florida padel clubs in this directory

Florida is the largest cluster in the file. The verified South Florida listings sit in Miami, Aventura, and Doral. The Miami city guide notes clubs in Wynwood, Downtown, Little Haiti, Doral, and Aventura, and that most area clubs offer coaching, clinics, and online booking through Playtomic or PlayByPoint. Those are the neighborhoods we can talk about because they are attached to clubs we have already listed.

Wynwood Padel Club is at 1932 NW Miami Court in Miami. Our file lists eight outdoor courts, membership, lessons, and rentals, with a phone of 786-534-2926 and booking on the club’s own site. The listing description records an open-air club with a pro shop, restaurant, coaching, clinics, and rentals.

Real Padel Miami is at 1739 NE 2nd Avenue in Miami, listed with four courts and lessons. Indoor/outdoor status, membership, and rentals are not confirmed in our file, so they are not stated as facts here. The club has its own website and a Playtomic booking page. Phone on file: 305-915-9731.

ULTRA Padel Club — Magic City is at 400 NE 67th Street in Miami. The listing records 29 courts and indoor/outdoor as both, plus membership and lessons. Phone on file: 786-765-4599. Booking runs through PlayByPoint.ULTRA Padel Club — Aventura is a separate listing at 3455 NE 207th Street, Building 2, in Aventura, with eight outdoor courts, membership, lessons, and rentals. Phone on file: 305-384-1053. We treat these as two clubs, not one combined venue.

Doral has two indoor listings. Urban Padel Miami is at 11601 NW 107th Street, listed with twelve indoor courts, lessons, and rentals, and a Playtomic booking link. Ola Padel Club by Nox is at 8135 NW 56th Street, listed with six indoor courts, lessons, and rentals, also on Playtomic. Neither of those two rows has a standalone website or phone in our file.

The Gables Padel is at 1001 NW 42nd Avenue in Miami, listed with eight courts, membership, and lessons. Indoor/outdoor and rentals are unknown in our data. Phone on file: 786-346-4950. The description places it near Coral Gables and notes Playtomic booking.

That is the complete Florida set we publish today: seven clubs. We are not going to add a Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, or Tampa name unless it is in the data. If you play at a Florida club that is missing, use the list-a-club path and send a source we can check.

New York metro padel clubs in this directory

The New York city guide describes a scene concentrated in Brooklyn, with Padel Haus clubs in Dumbo, Williamsburg, and Greenpoint; Manhattan venues at Hudson Yards and West Harlem; and a larger indoor club just over the river in Cresskill, New Jersey. Queens and Long Island are described in that guide as still thin. We will not fill those gaps with clubs we have not verified.

Padel Haus Dumbo is at 257 Water Street in Brooklyn, listed with four indoor courts, membership, and lessons. Phone on file: 646-381-3232. Padel Haus Williamsburg is at 307 Kent Avenue, listed with seven courts (indoor and outdoor), membership, and lessons. The listing description specifies four indoor and three rooftop courts plus a fitness studio. Phone on file: 917-970-0036. Padel Haus Greenpoint is at 12 Berry Street, listed with five indoor courts, membership, and lessons. The description notes 28-foot ceilings near McCarren Park. Phone on file: 917-970-0177. All three share the Padel Haus booking domain in our file.

Reserve Padel — Hudson Yards is at 360 10th Avenue in New York, listed with three outdoor courts, membership, and lessons. The description calls it Manhattan’s first padel club and states that the three glass-enclosed outdoor courts are members-only. Phone on file: 917-599-1545. If you are drop-in shopping, confirm access with the club before you travel.

Mink Padel is at 439 West 127th Street in New York. The listing records two courts, membership as available, lessons, and rentals. Indoor/outdoor is not confirmed. The description describes a public West Harlem club in a historic courtyard and states that no membership is required to play. We keep both facts: the membership flag in the file, and the public-play sentence from the same record. We do not invent a court count beyond the two courts on file.

New Jersey padel club in this directory

New Jersey currently has one verified listing, grouped with the New York metro because that is how the city guide describes it — not because we are ranking it against Brooklyn clubs. Padel United Sports Club is at 160 Broadway in Cresskill, listed with six indoor courts, membership, lessons, and rentals. The description calls it a Bergen County racquet-and-wellness club near the George Washington Bridge. Phone on file: 201-328-0006. If you know another New Jersey club, send it in; we will not add a second name until it is verified.

Los Angeles metro padel clubs in this directory

The Los Angeles city guide says padel arrived in the metro mainly in the mid-2020s, with clubs on mall rooftops and mixed racquet complexes, and that more facilities are expanding into Orange County and the wider metro. Orange County is mentioned there as a direction of growth, not as a list of verified clubs. The clubs we can name are the five in our file.

Padel Up — Culver City is at 3007 Hauser Boulevard in Los Angeles, listed with three indoor courts, membership, lessons, and rentals. The description records 30-foot ceilings, a sauna, cold plunge, and a gym. Phone on file: 800-519-0304. Padel Up — Century City is a separate rooftop listing at 10250 Santa Monica Boulevard, with two outdoor courts, membership, lessons, and rentals. The description places it on the Westfield Century City Skydeck with a bar and lounge. Phone on file: 213-341-0809.

The Padel Courts is at 5115 West Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, listed with three outdoor courts and lessons. Membership and rentals are not confirmed. The description specifies two full courts and one mini court, plus clinics. Phone on file: 510-770-6138. Pura Padel is at 14006 Riverside Drive in Sherman Oaks, listed with three outdoor courts, membership, and lessons. The description places the courts on the rooftop above Westfield Fashion Square and notes certified coaches and a youth program. Phone on file: 786-809-7175.

Taktika Padel at LA Galaxy Park is at 18400 Avalon Boulevard in Carson, listed with four outdoor courts and lessons. Membership and rentals are not confirmed. The description states the courts are at LA Galaxy Park, operated by Taktika, with lessons and tournaments. Phone on file: 310-630-2147.

Those five clubs — Culver City, Century City, Sunset Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, and Carson — are the complete Los Angeles-metro set we publish. We are not going to name an Orange County or San Diego club on this page until it exists in the directory.

Indoor courts, outdoor courts, lessons, and rentals

Use the chips on each card to filter with your eyes. Indoor listings in the current file are Urban Padel Miami, Ola Padel Club by Nox, Padel Haus Dumbo, Padel Haus Greenpoint, Padel United Sports Club, and Padel Up — Culver City. Outdoor listings are Wynwood Padel Club, ULTRA Padel Club — Aventura, Reserve Padel — Hudson Yards, Padel Up — Century City, The Padel Courts, Pura Padel, and Taktika Padel at LA Galaxy Park. Clubs listed as both indoor and outdoor are ULTRA Padel Club — Magic City and Padel Haus Williamsburg.

Lessons are recorded as available at every club currently in this directory. That is a data fact, not a quality score. Rentals are recorded at Wynwood Padel Club, ULTRA Padel Club — Aventura, Urban Padel Miami, Ola Padel Club by Nox, Mink Padel, Padel United Sports Club, Padel Up — Culver City, and Padel Up — Century City. For the other clubs, rentals are unknown — not “no,” not “yes.” Ask when you book. We do not publish rental fees.

If you do not yet own a racket, a club that lists rentals is the straightforward first visit. When you later want your own gear, that shopping belongs on our gear pages, not on this directory. Court listings stay listings.

How we verify a padel club before it appears

A club is added to this directory only after we confirm the core facts — name, address, and an official website or booking listing — against the venue’s own source. Court counts, indoor/outdoor status, membership, lessons, rentals, phone, and booking URL are filled only when that same class of source supports them. Anything else is left blank. The card then shows a Verified badge when those core facts have been confirmed. The current verification date on these listings is 2026-08-12. This page’s copy was updated 2026-08-21; that is a content date, not a claim that every club was re-checked on that day.

Clubs open, rebrand, add courts, and close. A verified row can go stale. If you find a closed door, a wrong address, or a court count that no longer matches the club’s own site, email a correction through the contact page. We would rather mark a field unknown than leave a confident wrong number on a card.

We also do not write “best padel clubs in Miami” or “top courts in Los Angeles” on this URL. Those phrases sound like a ranking. This page is a catalog. Order on the page follows the directory — Florida, then New York, then New Jersey, then California — not an editorial score.

How to list a club

If you run a padel club, or you play at one that is missing, we want the row. Send the official name, street address, and a website or booking link via the contact page. A phone number and court count help if they appear on that same official source. We will not publish a submission that we cannot verify, and we will not guess the missing pieces to make the card look finished.

That is the only way a new city or state appears here. There is no paid placement and no invented “coming soon” pin. A state chip is generated from clubs that already exist in the file. When a verified Texas or Illinois club lands in the data, a state link will appear on this page without us writing a fictional preview.

Players can use the same contact form for corrections. Tell us the club name, what is wrong, and where you saw the current fact. The listing hub is only as useful as the file behind it.

What to do after you pick a club

Open the club page, confirm the address, and use the club’s website or booking link. If the listing shows lessons, ask the club about beginner clinics or a first-session coach. If it shows rentals, you can often try the sport without buying a racket first. Bring court shoes if you have them; if you do not, ask the club what they allow on court. We are not going to specify a shoe model or a price on this page.

Four players share a standard padel court. If you are searching “padel courts near me” because you are new, it is reasonable to book a lesson or a clinic rather than a raw court hire for your first visit. That is a logistics note, not a review of any club’s coaching. For rules, scoring, and court size, use the learn section of the site — those URLs own that material, and this directory will not copy it.

Frequently asked questions

Last updated August 21, 2026. Club facts in this directory were last verified 2026-08-12. We do not invent club names, court counts, prices, or rankings.