How many padel courts are in Victoria?

There are 27 padel courts across 6 clubs in Victoria, including South East Padel, Game4Padel - Docklands, Nordic Padel, Game4Padel - Richmond, iPadel Reservoir, Crown Racquet Club.

Where can I find padel venues in Victoria?

TrustPadel lists 6 clubs in Victoria, spread across towns and cities including Melbourne. Each profile shows court counts, facilities, opening times and booking links.

How much does it cost to play padel in Victoria?

Court hire in Victoria typically costs £10–25 per person per hour. Check each club's profile for current prices.

Where can I play padel in Victoria?

There are currently no padel venues in Victoria. Padel is not yet established in the state, but players can visit nearby states like New South Wales or Queensland, which have several courts.

What are the biggest padel hubs in Victoria?

Since there are no padel venues, Victoria has no hubs. The closest padel hubs are in Sydney (NSW) and Brisbane (QLD), where you'll find multiple dedicated courts.

How does Victoria compare to neighbouring regions for padel?

Victoria lags behind other Australian states in padel development. New South Wales has over 20 venues, Queensland has a growing scene, and even smaller states like South Australia have courts. Victoria has none.

Is padel being planned in Victoria?

There is no public information about upcoming padel courts in Victoria, but the sport's rapid growth in Australia suggests it may arrive soon. Local tennis clubs and sports centres could convert existing courts.

Why is there no padel in Victoria?

Padel is relatively new to Australia, and Victoria may have slower adoption due to strong competition from established racket sports like tennis and pickleball. Land costs and permits in metropolitan areas also pose barriers.

Padel Courts in Victoria · TrustPickleball

0 padel venues span Victoria, making it the only Australian state without a dedicated padel court. While the sport has taken off in New South Wales and Queensland, Victoria has yet to see its first purpose-built venue. This absence is notable given Melbourne's strong tennis culture—padel's close cousin—and the state's appetite for racket sports.

For Victorians eager to try padel, the nearest courts are in Sydney (NSW) or Brisbane (QLD), each about a 1–2 hour flight away. As padel continues to expand across Australia, it's only a matter of time before Victoria establishes its first venue. In the meantime, players can explore temporary setups or make a weekend trip to neighbouring states to get a game.

Padel Courts in Victoria

South East Padel

Game4Padel - Docklands

Nordic Padel

Game4Padel - Richmond

iPadel Reservoir

Crown Racquet Club

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