Padel in London: every place to play

This is every padel venue in London that our atlas tracks: 41 venues and 165 courts, grouped by postcode area, with the number of courts, indoor or outdoor when the club says so, and where to book. Data read from Playtomic and Playbypoint listings on 3 November 2026. 12 venues have indoor courts (54 courts in total), the rest play outdoors or do not say.

Tap a venue name to set it up in Padel Snipe, which books the court for you the moment the club opens it. Jump to an area: West London (W), South West London (SW), South East London (SE), East London (E), North London (N), North West London (NW), Outer London: north and west, Outer London: south and east.

Padel courts in London, area by area

Venues not in this list

The atlas reads Playtomic and Playbypoint. Venues that book through another system are not in it: Padium Canary Wharf (10 Bank Street, E14, 7 indoor and 2 outdoor courts) and Rocket Padel Battersea (Circus Road West, SW11, inside Battersea Power Station, racket rental at its pro shop) both book on Padel Mates. Playtomic also lists London venues with no padel court declared, such as tennis and pickleball clubs in Kensington and Holland Park, and Rocks Lane Bishops Park: they are left out until a padel court shows up. Missing a club? Search it on the club map. For the sport in Britain, the Lawn Tennis Association governs padel.

How to play padel in London: three ways to get on court

1. Book a full court with your group. Pick a venue, choose a 60-minute slot and split the court price between four players. This is the cheapest per head, and the only route where timing matters: prime evening and weekend slots at the busiest venues go within seconds of the booking window opening.

2. Join an open match. Playtomic lets a player publish a match with free places, so you can join with one or two friends and meet the rest on court. It is the usual way to start if you do not know anyone yet, and you pay only your share.

3. Try a club before you commit. Several venues rent rackets (Padel Social Club Earl's Court lists £5 per racket), so you can play a first session without buying equipment.

Whatever the route, start with the venue closest to home or work: a short journey is what keeps a weekly game going. That is why the list above is grouped by postcode.

How much does padel cost in London

The atlas does not hold prices. Publicly listed rates: Rocks Lane Chiswick £57-70 per court hour, Rocket Padel Battersea £60 per 60-minute court or membership from £145 a month. Across four players that is roughly £12-18 each, less on weekday daytime slots. The price displayed by the club at booking time is the one that counts, and Padel Snipe never changes it. For UK padel news, The Padel Mag covers openings and prices.

Booking a London court the moment it opens

Each London club opens its courts on its own schedule, and the best evening and weekend slots go in seconds. Padel Snipe works with Playtomic and Playbypoint clubs: it detects each club's booking window, then locks the slot a median of 0.43 seconds after it detects it (measured on our bookings since 1 September 2026). Add two or three venues from the list in your order of preference, and it moves to the next one if the first is taken. The padel booking bot guide explains each step, and you can try it with the free trial.