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Padel in Amsterdam

Indoor and outdoor courts, and what you need to know before you book.

  • Indoor & outdoor
  • 7 clubs
  • Racket rental
  • Lessons

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Padel is played in pairs on a small glass-walled court, and Amsterdam has plenty of clubs. Most courts are booked online through an app or the club's own booking system; you usually book the whole court for 60 or 90 minutes.

Not every club makes it clear whether non-members can book. Below we only say "no membership needed" when the club's own website says so. Prices change often, so we don't list them — check the booking platform.

clubs in this guide
7
courts in total
64
clubs with indoor courts
6
clubs with racket rental
7

How padel works

01

Always in pairs

Padel is played as doubles, two against two, so you usually book a court for four players.

02

Glass walls

The ball may come back off the walls, like in squash. Rallies last longer and beginners pick it up quickly.

03

Underhand serve

You serve underhand after one bounce, which makes it easier to start than tennis.

04

60 or 90 minutes

Most clubs rent courts for 60 or 90 minutes. Arrive a little early to collect your racket.

Play padel in Amsterdam

Clubs within the municipality of Amsterdam.

Padel near Amsterdam

Just outside the Amsterdam city boundary.

All clubs compared

ClubLocationIndoor/outdoorCourtsBook via
B. Amsterdam PadelAmsterdam Nieuw-WestIndoor12Playtomic
Peakz Padel Amsterdam SloterdijkAmsterdamIndoor & outdoor5Peakz Padel
Peakz Padel Amsterdam ZuidoostAmsterdam-ZuidoostIndoor & outdoor13Peakz Padel
Plaza Padel AmsterdamAmsterdamIndoor9Playtomic
The Padellers AmstelparkAmsterdam-ZuidOutdoor5The Padellers booking system
The Padellers Amsterdam-WestAmsterdamIndoor6The Padellers booking system
XNRGY Club AmsterdamOuder-AmstelIndoor & outdoor14Playtomic

Tips for your first game

  • Book evenings and weekends well in advance; that's when courts fill up fastest.
  • Playing outdoors? Check the weather and the club's cancellation terms.
  • No racket? Every club in this guide rents them; balls are often sold on site.
  • Wear sports shoes with a flat sole; trail-style running shoes are less suitable.
  • New to padel? Ask about a trial lesson or beginner clinic.

Indoor or outdoor?

Indoor courts work all year round, rain or wind. Outdoor courts are great in summer but depend on the weather in autumn and winter. Clubs with both give you the choice.

Outdoor only: The Padellers Amstelpark.

Padel FAQ

Can I play padel in Amsterdam without membership?
Yes. B. Amsterdam Padel and The Padellers Amstelpark state explicitly on their own websites that you don't need to be a member. For the other clubs in this guide, check the current booking conditions with the club.
Can I rent a padel racket?
Yes — all seven clubs in this guide offer racket rental, according to the clubs.
Where can I play padel indoors when it rains?
B. Amsterdam Padel, Plaza Padel Amsterdam and The Padellers Amsterdam-West have indoor courts. Peakz Padel Sloterdijk, Peakz Padel Zuidoost and XNRGY Club have both indoor and outdoor courts. The Padellers Amstelpark is outdoor only.
How do I book a padel court?
Online: B. Amsterdam Padel, Plaza Padel and XNRGY Club via Playtomic; The Padellers and Peakz via their own booking systems. You usually book the whole court.
Are there padel courts near Amsterdam?
Yes. XNRGY Club is in Duivendrecht (municipality of Ouder-Amstel), just outside Amsterdam, with 14 indoor and outdoor courts.
Is padel suitable for beginners?
All seven clubs in this guide offer lessons according to their own information; ask the club about beginner lessons.

Staying dry instead? See indoor activities in Amsterdam or our sports guide.