Padel courts in Australia
Padel is growing fast in Australia. Here is every padel venue we know of, with ratings, locations and contact details so you can book direct with the club.
Last checked 29 Oct 2026 · Data: Finding Padel venue database
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Most reviewed venues
Padel 360 Cockburn
Yangebup, Perth
Indoor Padel Australia - Sydney
Alexandria, Sydney
Game4Padel Docklands
Docklands, Melbourne
iPadel Melbourne
Reservoir, Melbourne
Padel Club
North Rocks, Sydney
The Padel Lounge
Greenacre, Sydney
Nordic Padel Tullamarine
Tullamarine, Melbourne
Game4Padel Richmond
Richmond, Melbourne
Padel Spot
Minto, Sydney
Noo's Padel
South Yarra, Melbourne
Padel Gold Coast
Carrara
Indoor Padel Northern Beaches
Cromer, Sydney
The Town Padel
Coffs Harbour
Recess Padel Club
Port Melbourne, Melbourne
Padel Crush Wembley
Wembley, Perth
Racqueteer Pickleball & Padel
Lidcombe, Sydney
Padel West, Melville
Melville, Perth
La Palma Padel Club
Tuggerah
Padel Fit
Southwark, Adelaide
Padel Brisbane - The Gap
The Gap, Brisbane
Padel Sydney North
North Ryde, Sydney
colosso padel & social club brighton
Brighton East, Melbourne
Tribe Padel Sydney
North Ryde, Sydney
West Coast Padel
Dalkeith, Perth
Sidewall Social Padel Club
Marrickville, Sydney
Padelground Sunshine Coast
Forest Glen
Padel 88
Prestons, Sydney
ACE PADEL CLUBS
Forest Glen
Kick Padel Club
Taren Point, Sydney
Game4Padel Port Melbourne
Port Melbourne, Melbourne
Tribe Padel Melbourne
Cheltenham, Melbourne
Padel Centre
Condell Park, Sydney
colosso padel & social club (Southland)
Cheltenham, Melbourne
St Andrews Beach Padel Club
St Andrews Beach
South East Padel
Noble Park, Melbourne
Ace Padel
South Brisbane, Brisbane
World Padel Court
Wheeler Heights, Sydney
Padel north rocks
North Rocks, Sydney
Padel and Futsal Albury
Glenroy
Game4Padel
Port Melbourne, Melbourne
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to play padel in Australia?
Prices vary by club, time of day and whether you book a full court or join a social session. Court hire is usually split between four players. Check each club's own website for current rates before you book.
How do I book a padel court?
Most clubs take bookings through their own website or a booking app. Open a club page on Finding Padel, then use the website or phone details listed to book directly with the club.
Do I need my own racket to play padel?
Not usually. Many clubs hire out rackets and sell balls at reception, so beginners can just turn up in comfortable sports gear and court shoes.
Can beginners play padel in Australia?
Yes. Padel is one of the easiest racket sports to pick up. Look for clubs offering intro clinics, coaching or social sessions to meet other players at your level.