Find a padel court. The glass is waiting.

Every padel club in Canada — verified against the club's own site, with court counts, rates and booking links — plus 226 verified US clubs, beginner guides and gear.

Recently verified: all 28 Canadian clubs and 226 US clubs checked against club sources — latest pass 2026-10-16. New clubs are added as they open.
Indoor padel facility with bright blue courts behind panoramic glass walls
Padel is played inside glass walls — the ball stays live off the glass. Photo: Pexels.
Player ready at the glass with a game going on behind her
Ready at the glass
Player tracking a high ball against the glass
Tracking the lob
Two players laughing at the net
The social side
Group of new players with rackets at a lesson
Beginner groups
Player bouncing the ball before a serve
Before the serve

Padel in 60 seconds

Padel (say it "pah-DEL") is a racket sport played in doubles on a court about a third the size of a tennis court, enclosed by glass and mesh walls. The walls are part of the game: after the ball bounces, you can play it off the glass. Scoring is the same as tennis, the serve is underhand, and the racket is a short, solid paddle with holes — no strings. It is famously easy to start: most first-timers are rallying within ten minutes, which is a big reason clubs are opening across North America.

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Every verified padel club in Canada, plus US clubs coast to coast — court counts, rates and booking links, checked against the clubs themselves.

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Thinking of opening a club or converting a space? Real cost ranges, conversion guides, and a directory of court builders and installers.

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GEAR

The short beginner list: a first racket, proper court shoes, balls, a bag and grips. Nothing you don't need yet.

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Rules in five minutes, how to pick a first racket, the shots with the funny names (bandeja, vibora) in plain language.

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Coming soon — announced clubs we're tracking

Altea Active — Edmonton

West Edmonton, Alberta

Altea Active's own Edmonton site says its 125,000 sq ft club is 'Opening This Winter' with 4 padel courts alongside 10 indoor pickleball courts.

Expected: Opening this winter (club's wording)

Padel FVR — 5th club

To be announced

Padel FVR says another club is on the way after its four current locations. No name, location or date published yet.

Expected: To be announced

The Nostalgia Club — Calgary

Nostalgia Townlet, SE Calgary, Alberta

Ground broke in October 2026 on a 400,000+ sq ft social and athletic club whose own amenities page lists 3 indoor padel courts plus tennis and pickleball.

Expected: Fall 2029

Conquer Padel Jacksonville

Jacksonville, Florida

Conquer Padel's Jacksonville location is listed as 'Coming Soon' on the club's own website, advertising five indoor padel courts with 30-foot ceilings at 8313 Baycenter Rd. The franchise club is planned as Northeast Florida's first dedicated indoor padel facility.

Expected: Opening soon (club's wording)

Boca Paddle by CityPickle

Boca Raton, Florida

A 100,000 sq ft racquet club in Boca Raton's North Park with six padel courts and nineteen pickleball courts, operated by CityPickle. It opens November 18, 2026 with a restaurant, recovery zone and coworking space.

Expected: Grand opening November 18, 2026

Capital City Padel Club

Washington, Washington, DC

Capital City Padel Club is bringing three lit outdoor courts to Washington's Bridge District in Anacostia. The club targets a spring 2027 opening, with preview events planned for fall 2026.

Expected: Opening spring 2027

Maine Padel Club

Portland, Maine

Maine Padel Club is an announced Portland club currently raising its founding investment round. Plans call for four indoor and two outdoor covered courts, with 90-minute bookings priced at $60–$120.

Expected: Announced — opening date to come