Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in Sydney, and new courts keep opening across the city. This guide lists the main padel clubs and courts in Sydney, with where each one is, whether it is indoor or outdoor, and a link to the venue's own website so you can check prices and book.
Last updated: October 2026.
Padel courts in Sydney at a glance
| Venue | Area | Setting | Courts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Padel Point | Bankstown | Indoor | 4 padel courts |
| Racqueteer | Lidcombe | Indoor | 6 padel, 11 pickleball |
| Play Nation | Smeaton Grange | Indoor | 6 padel, 5 pickleball |
| The Padel Lounge | Greenacre | Indoor | 4 courts |
| Padel Club Aus | North Rocks | Indoor | Padel and pickleball |
| Indoor Padel Australia | Alexandria | Mostly indoor | Multiple courts |
| Indoor Padel Northern Beaches | Cromer | Indoor | 4 courts |
| Tribe Padel | North Ryde | Outdoor | 5 courts |
| Sydney Racquet Club | Moore Park | Outdoor | 3 courts |
Padel clubs and courts in Sydney
Padel Point, Bankstown
Padel Point has four indoor panoramic courts with 13 metre ceilings, climate control fans and AI cameras that record match highlights and statistics. It is a social club as much as a court hire venue, with a licensed bar, a health-focused café, a recovery zone with sauna and ice bath, and viewing areas beside the courts. It is the closest club for players in Bankstown, Revesby, Villawood, Milperra, Georges Hall, Condell Park, Chipping Norton and Liverpool.
You can book a court online, join a lesson or clinic, look at membership options, or see upcoming events and tournaments. The club is at Unit 4/35 Starkie Dr, Bankstown Aerodrome NSW 2198. A second, 10-court indoor club is planned for Rosehill: read the announcement.
Racqueteer, Lidcombe
A large indoor venue serving Lidcombe, Auburn and Homebush, with 6 padel courts and 11 pickleball courts. It also has a café, a pro shop and coaching. Visit the Racqueteer website.
Play Nation, Smeaton Grange
A newer indoor venue for residents of Camden, Harrington Park and Gregory Hills, with 6 padel courts and 5 pickleball courts. Visit the Play Nation website.
The Padel Lounge, Greenacre
A modern indoor venue with three full-size panoramic courts and a smaller practice court, convenient for players from Lakemba, Belfield and Campsie. There is a café on site and equipment hire. Visit The Padel Lounge website.
Padel Club Aus, North Rocks
An indoor multi-sport facility for padel and pickleball, well suited to players in Western Sydney, close to North Rocks, Baulkham Hills and Carlingford. Visit the Padel Club Aus website.
Indoor Padel Australia, Alexandria
One of the biggest padel venues in Sydney, mostly indoor, running leagues, coaching and social sessions. It suits players from Alexandria, Zetland and Mascot. Visit the Indoor Padel website.
Indoor Padel Northern Beaches, Cromer
A four-court indoor venue, a good option for players from Dee Why, Brookvale and Narrabeen. It is part of the same group as the Alexandria club. Visit the Indoor Padel website.
Tribe Padel, North Ryde
Five outdoor courts at the Tennis World site, close to Macquarie Park, Ryde and Epping, with social games and beginner-friendly sessions. Visit the Tribe website.
Sydney Racquet Club, Moore Park
Three floodlit outdoor courts in the Entertainment Quarter, easy to reach from Surry Hills, Paddington and Redfern. Visit the Sydney Racquet Club website.
New padel clubs planned for Sydney
More venues have been announced across the city. Opening dates can change, so check with each club before you plan a visit.
- Padel Point, Rosehill (10 indoor courts)
- Sidewall Padel, Marrickville
- Kick Padel, Cronulla
- The Rally Club, Prospect
- Bounce Padel, Botany
- Padel Athletic, Matraville
- Padel 88, Liverpool
- Padel District, South Granville
- Place of Padel, Wetherill Park
How to choose a padel club in Sydney
- Indoor or outdoor. Indoor courts are not affected by rain, wind or summer heat. Outdoor courts are usually floodlit but depend on the weather.
- Location. You will play more often at a club that is easy to get to. Check parking and public transport before you book.
- Booking. Most Sydney venues, including Padel Point, take court bookings through the Playtomic app.
- Racket hire. Many clubs hire rackets, so you can try padel before you buy. Ask the venue first.
- Lessons and social games. If you are new, look for beginner lessons, clinics or open games where you can meet other players.
- Extras. Cafés, bars, showers, recovery areas and viewing spots make a visit longer and more social.
New to padel?
Padel is played in doubles on an enclosed court, and the walls stay in play. If you are not sure how it compares with tennis, read padel vs tennis: what's the difference. When you are ready to buy equipment, our guide to how to choose a padel racket and padel balls vs tennis balls will help.
Padel in Sydney: frequently asked questions
Where can I play padel in Sydney?
Padel courts are spread across the city. In the inner city you can play in Alexandria and Moore Park. On the north side there are courts in North Ryde, North Rocks and Cromer. In the south-west and west you can play in Bankstown, Greenacre, Smeaton Grange and Lidcombe.
Are Sydney padel courts indoor or outdoor?
Most of the venues in this guide are indoor. Tribe Padel in North Ryde and Sydney Racquet Club in Moore Park are the outdoor options.
Do I need my own racket to play padel?
No. Many Sydney clubs hire rackets, so you can try the sport first. Ask the venue when you book.
How much does it cost to play padel in Sydney?
Prices depend on the venue, the day and the time. Peak evening and weekend slots usually cost more than off-peak daytime slots. Check the club's website or booking app for current prices, and split the court fee between four players.
Is padel easy for beginners?
Padel is generally considered easy to start, because the underarm serve, smaller court and walls keep rallies going. Taking a lesson in your first week helps you learn the basics quickly.
With padel continuing to grow across Sydney, new venues are opening and communities are expanding. Wherever you are in the city, there is likely a padel court within reach and a welcoming group ready to play.
Ready to play? Book a court at Padel Point in Bankstown. Looking to open your own club or invest in padel? Talk to Padel Point's consultancy team or contact us.
