Padel is growing rapidly across Australia, with new indoor and outdoor courts appearing in capital cities and regional centres.
Whether you are trying padel for the first time, looking for social games in your city or planning where to play while travelling, there are now more options than ever. The current Padel Australia directory lists 32 venues and 152 courts across six states and territories.
This guide covers every venue currently listed by Padel Australia, organised by location. Court numbers, addresses and availability can change, so check directly with the venue before travelling or booking.
Australian padel courts at a glance
|
State or territory |
Listed venues |
Listed courts |
|
Australian Capital Territory |
1 |
6 |
|
New South Wales |
13 |
66 |
|
Queensland |
3 |
14 |
|
South Australia |
1 |
4 |
|
Victoria |
9 |
46 |
|
Western Australia |
5 |
16 |
|
Total |
32 |
152 |
Many venues offer racket hire, introductory sessions, coaching and organised social games, making it easy to start without purchasing equipment immediately. Once you begin playing regularly, using your own racket provides more consistent weight, balance and feel from one session to the next.
Padel courts in Canberra and the ACT
Canberra Racquet Club
Address: 18 Nyrang Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609
Courts: Six indoor courts
Canberra Racquet Club is currently the only ACT venue listed by Padel Australia. Its six indoor courts provide weather-protected play throughout the year, with court hire, organised games and other racket sports available at the facility.
For newer players progressing beyond rental equipment, the Oxdog Pure Tour X 2026 is a strong first performance racket. Its hybrid shape and medium response provide a manageable combination of control, feel and accessible power.
Padel courts in Sydney and New South Wales
New South Wales currently has Australia’s largest listed padel network, with 13 venues and 66 courts. Most are concentrated across Sydney, but Albury, Coffs Harbour and the Central Coast also have dedicated facilities.
Tribe Padel Sydney
Address: 16–18 Epping Road, North Ryde NSW 2113
Courts: Five outdoor courts
Indoor Padel Sydney
Address: Warehouse 1C, 85 O’Riordan Street, Alexandria NSW 2015
Courts: Ten courts—eight indoor and two outdoor
Indoor Padel Sydney is the largest venue currently listed in NSW, giving players the option of both protected indoor play and outdoor conditions.
Indoor Padel Northern Beaches
Address: Warehouse 2, Inman Road, Cromer NSW 2099
Courts: Four indoor courts
Sydney Racquet Club
Address: 17 Park Road North, Moore Park NSW 2021
Courts: Three outdoor courts
Located within Sydney’s Entertainment Quarter, Sydney Racquet Club offers a convenient option close to the CBD and eastern suburbs.
Sol Padel
Address: 16 Evesham Place, Thurgoona NSW 2640
Courts: Four outdoor courts
Sol Padel brings the sport to the Albury-Wodonga region and is one of the few dedicated padel venues operating outside a major capital city.
The Town Padel
Address: 61 West High Street, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
Courts: Four outdoor courts
La Palma Padel Club
Address: Warehouse B, 2 Reliance Drive, Tuggerah NSW 2259
Courts: Three indoor courts
Padel Club
Address: Unit D, 19–21 Loyalty Road, North Rocks NSW 2151
Courts: Six indoor courts
This purpose-built indoor venue combines padel and pickleball, with court hire, coaching, social matches and structured programming.
Padel Point
Address: Unit 4, 35 Starkie Drive, Bankstown Aerodrome NSW 2198
Courts: Four indoor courts
Play Nation
Address: 72 Topham Road, Smeaton Grange NSW 2567
Courts: Six indoor courts
Sidewall Social Padel Club
Address: Unit B2, 20–28 Carrington Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
Courts: Five indoor courts
Racqueteer
Address: 10 Carter Street, Lidcombe NSW 2141
Courts: Six indoor courts
Padel Spot
Address: 5 Saggart Field Road, Minto NSW 2566
Courts: Six indoor courts
Sydney players who want one racket capable of handling defence, transition play and attacking opportunities should consider the Oxdog Ultimate Pro 2026. It combines a diamond shape and attacking potential with a more versatile medium-plus response than Oxdog’s hardest power rackets.
Padel courts in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Queensland
Queensland currently has three listed venues covering Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast.
Ace Padel Clubs
Address: Shed 2, 5 Cedarbrook Drive, Forest Glen QLD 4556
Courts: Four indoor courts
Ace Padel Clubs gives Sunshine Coast players an all-weather indoor option.
Padel Gold Coast at KDV
Address: 221 Nerang Broadbeach Road, Carrara QLD 4211
Courts: Six outdoor courts
With six courts, Padel Gold Coast is Queensland’s largest listed padel venue.
Padel Brisbane
Address: 200 Settlement Road, The Gap QLD 4061
Courts: Four outdoor courts
Experienced Queensland players who favour quick attacking exchanges, aggressive volleys and powerful overheads may prefer the Oxdog Hyper Pro+ 2.0 2026. Its teardrop shape, high balance and hard core are intended for advanced players seeking speed and explosive power.
Padel courts in Adelaide and South Australia
Padel Fit
Address: 8 Light Terrace, Thebarton SA 5031
Courts: Four courts—three indoor and one outdoor
Padel Fit is currently the only South Australian venue listed by Padel Australia. Its mixture of indoor and outdoor courts allows players to experience different conditions at the same facility.
A versatile venue calls for versatile equipment. The Oxdog Pure Pro+ 2026 combines a hybrid shape with a firmer, power-oriented response. It suits intermediate and advanced players who want substantial attacking performance without committing completely to a traditional diamond-shaped racket.
Padel courts in Melbourne and Victoria
Victoria has nine listed venues and 46 courts, giving Melbourne players an extensive mix of indoor, outdoor and lifestyle-oriented padel clubs.
Game4Padel Docklands
Address: Shed 21, 194–206 Lorimer Street, Docklands VIC 3008
Courts: Seven outdoor courts
Game4Padel Richmond
Address: Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre, River Boulevard, Richmond VIC 3121
Courts: Six outdoor courts
Nordic Padel
Address: 10–12 Carrick Drive, Tullamarine VIC 3043
Courts: Five indoor courts
iPadel Reservoir
Address: 38 Newlands Road, Reservoir VIC 3073
Courts: Four outdoor courts
South East Padel
Address: 9 Memorial Drive, Noble Park VIC 3174
Courts: Three outdoor courts
Recess Padel Club
Address: 17 Rocklea Drive, Port Melbourne VIC 3207
Courts: Five courts—four indoor and one outdoor
Recess combines padel with recovery facilities, wellness spaces and hospitality, positioning itself as a broader lifestyle club rather than simply a court-hire venue.
Tribe Padel & Wellness Melbourne
Address: 92 Talinga Road, Cheltenham VIC 3192
Courts: Seven indoor courts
Tribe combines padel with coaching, hospitality and recovery facilities including sauna, cold-water recovery and compression equipment.
Colosso Brighton
Address: Breen Drive, Brighton East VIC 3187
Courts: Six outdoor courts
Colosso Westfield Southland
Address: 1249 Nepean Highway, Cheltenham VIC 3192
Courts: Three outdoor courts
Advanced Melbourne players who base their game around overheads and finishing power can look towards the Oxdog Ultimate Pro+ 2026. Its diamond shape, hard core and high balance make it the most attack-focused racket in the current Oxdog Australia range.
Players wanting a slightly more forgiving response while retaining an aggressive character will be better served by the Ultimate Pro.
Padel courts in Perth and Western Australia
Western Australia currently has five listed venues and 16 outdoor courts, all located around metropolitan Perth.
West Coast Padel
Address: Dalkeith Nedlands Bowling Club, 55 Jutland Parade, Dalkeith WA
Courts: Three outdoor courts
The courts sit alongside the bowling club and overlook the Swan River, making this one of the more scenic places to play padel in Perth.
Padel West
Address: Melville Palmyra Tennis Club, corner of Canning Highway and Stock Road, Melville WA 6156
Courts: Two outdoor courts
Padel Perth Reabold
Address: Reabold Tennis Club, 24 Oceanic Drive, Floreat WA 6014
Courts: Three outdoor courts
Padel Crush
Address: Lake Monger Sports and Recreation Club, Wembley WA 6014
Courts: Four outdoor courts
Padel360 Cockburn
Address: 40 Birchley Road, Yangebup WA 6164
Courts: Four outdoor courts
Because Perth’s listed courts are outdoors, players may encounter changing wind, temperature and court-speed conditions. A controllable all-court racket such as the Oxdog Pure Tour X can make adapting easier, while more experienced attacking players may prefer the firmer Pure Pro+ or Ultimate Pro.
Where can you play padel in Tasmania or the Northern Territory?
Padel Australia does not currently list any dedicated venues in Tasmania or the Northern Territory.
The Australian padel landscape is expanding quickly, so players in Hobart, Launceston and Darwin should continue checking the national directory for new courts and temporary events.
Do you need your own padel racket?
Most Australian padel venues offer rental rackets, so beginners can try the sport before buying equipment.
Purchasing your own racket becomes worthwhile once you begin playing regularly. It allows you to become familiar with the same weight, balance, handle and response in every game.
The current Oxdog Australia range offers several distinct options:
- Pure Tour X 2026: The most accessible all-court choice, combining control, manageable power and medium balance.
- Ultimate Pro 2026: For intermediate and advanced players wanting power with greater versatility.
- Pure Pro+ 2026: A firm hybrid option combining attacking performance with an adaptable shape.
- Hyper Pro+ 2.0 2026: A teardrop-shaped power racket for experienced, aggressive players.
- Ultimate Pro+ 2026: A hard, high-balance diamond racket for advanced players prioritising maximum power.
Players unsure which model suits them should consider playing style as well as ability. A harder, higher-balanced racket may produce greater power in the right hands, but a more manageable racket can improve consistency, defence and confidence across a full match.
Explore the complete Oxdog Australia padel racket collection.
How to book a padel court in Australia
Booking arrangements vary between venues. Many clubs use platforms such as Playtomic or MATCHi, while others accept bookings directly through their websites.
Before booking, check:
- Whether the venue is indoor or outdoor
- Whether racket and ball hire is available
- Whether you need to bring three other players
- Social-session and beginner-clinic availability
- Court-hire duration and pricing
- Footwear requirements and cancellation policies
Social sessions are often the easiest option for individual players because the venue helps organise balanced games without requiring you to arrive with a complete group.
Find your nearest padel court
From major indoor centres in Sydney and Melbourne to outdoor clubs in Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide and regional NSW, padel is becoming easier to access throughout Australia.
Choose your nearest venue, book an introductory session and do not worry if the walls initially seem determined to humiliate you. Learning to use them is half the fun.
As new clubs open, Australia’s padel map will continue to grow—along with the standard of players, competitions and equipment available locally.