Perth was a little late to padel, which in true Perth fashion it is now making up for all at once. There are six clubs open across the metro area, mostly tucked into bowls and tennis clubs, and at least seven more on the way, including indoor venues in Osborne Park and Bibra Lake and a CBD club with a sauna and ice bath. Expect this list to grow quickly.
This is our guide to where to play padel in Perth, with the address, courts, facilities, what's on and a map for each club. We last checked these details in October 2026. Prices and hours change, so check with the club before you go.
Quick picks
- Best view: West Coast Padel, Dalkeith (overlooks the Swan River)
- Best for beginners: Padel Perth Reabold, Floreat (no membership needed)
- Best south of the river: Padel 360, Yangebup
- Best for racket-free trial runs: Padel West, Melville (racquets included)
Perth padel clubs at a glance
| Venue | Area | Courts | Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| West Coast Padel | Dalkeith | 3 | Bowls club |
| Padel Perth Reabold | Floreat | 3 | Outdoor |
| Padel Crush | Wembley | 4 | Bowls club |
| Padel West | Melville | 2 | Tennis centre |
| Padel 360 | Yangebup | 4 | Outdoor |
| Padel Kennedy Bay | Port Kennedy | 4 | Outdoor |
Western suburbs and inner city
1. West Coast Padel
Three courts at the Dalkeith Nedlands Bowls Club, overlooking the Swan River. Possibly the best view from any padel court in the country.
- Location: 55 Jutland Parade, Dalkeith WA 6009
- Courts: Three courts
- Facilities: Racket hire and ball vending
- What's on: Court hire and lessons
- Hours: 6am to 10pm
- Best for: Sunset games and showing off to visitors
- Book: westcoastpadel.com.au
2. Padel Perth Reabold
An easy first stop: no membership needed, rackets for hire and plenty of group programs.
- Location: 24 Oceanic Drive, Floreat WA 6014
- Courts: Three outdoor courts
- Facilities: Racket hire and pro shop
- What's on: Group coaching, weekly socials and leagues
- Best for: Beginners and casual players in the western suburbs
3. Padel Crush
Four courts at the bowls club near Lake Monger, with socials grouped by skill level so nobody gets embarrassed.
- Location: 144 Gregory Street, Wembley WA 6014
- Courts: Four courts
- What's on: Classes and skill-based socials
- Best for: Players looking for evenly matched games
South of the river
4. Padel West
Two courts at the Melville Tennis Centre with racquets included in the court price.
- Location: Melville Tennis Centre, corner Canning Highway and Stock Road, Melville WA 6156
- Courts: Two outdoor courts
- Facilities: Racquets included
- What's on: Court hire, monthly memberships and socials
- Best for: Trying padel without buying anything first
5. Padel 360
Four courts and the widest program list in the south, from junior academy to cardio padel.
- Location: 40 Birchley Road, Yangebup WA 6164
- Courts: Four outdoor courts
- What's on: Socials, junior academy, cardio padel and private coaching
- Best for: Families and southern suburbs players
6. Padel Kennedy Bay
- Location: 1 Course Lane, Port Kennedy WA 6172
- Courts: Four outdoor courts
- What's on: Court hire and social play
- Best for: Rockingham and Mandurah corridor players
- Book: PlayByPoint
Coming soon
There's a lot of padel on the way in Perth. These venues have been announced. Opening dates move, so check before you go.
- Padel Social, Perth CBD: six doubles courts and one singles court, plus a bar, sauna and ice bath. Expected late 2026.
- Bounce Padel, Osborne Park: an indoor venue, expected by the end of 2026.
- Sundown Padel, Bibra Lake: five indoor courts, expected late 2026.
- Method Padel, Bibra Lake: four panoramic courts, expected December 2026.
- Padel Connect Fremantle, Beaconsfield: five outdoor and four covered courts.
- Outback Padel, Noranda and Bedford: two locations in the inner north east.
- The Padel Retreat, Henley Brook: a single court in the Swan Valley.
A note on Perth balls
Perth summers are brutal on padel balls. Pressurised balls play fast and lively in the heat, then lose pressure quickly once the can is open, and on hot outdoor courts that drop shows up within a few sessions. Add the Fremantle Doctor and a tired ball floats all over the place. More in how long padel balls actually last and the best padel balls in Australia.
Perth padel FAQs
Where can I play padel in Perth?
West Coast Padel in Dalkeith, Padel Perth Reabold in Floreat, Padel Crush in Wembley, Padel West in Melville, Padel 360 in Yangebup and Padel Kennedy Bay in Port Kennedy all have courts open now.
Is there indoor padel in Perth?
Not yet, but it's coming. Bounce Padel in Osborne Park and Sundown Padel in Bibra Lake are both building indoor courts, expected by the end of 2026.
Do I need a membership?
No. Most Perth clubs take casual bookings, and Padel Perth Reabold specifically needs no membership.
What should I read before my first game?
Start with padel rules for beginners and how to choose a padel racket. Into pickleball as well? See our Perth pickleball guide.
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