Puget Sound · 2026
The best padel in Seattle, and somewhere to sleep after the third set.
An independent guide to every padel court in the Seattle metro — who is open today, who opens next, what it costs, and the hotels closest to each club.
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- Courts playable today
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- Clubs opening 2026
- $25
- Cheapest court hour
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- Indoor courts coming
The court report
Every padel court in and around Seattle
Seattle spent years as the largest US metro without a dedicated club. That is changing fast — here is the honest state of play, plus the drives still worth making.
- Open nowPop-up · 3 courts
Jam Padel
Bellevue — Spring District
Puget Sound's first real padel outpost. Three fence-and-glass courts on a lot steps from the Spring District light rail, with open play, bookable slots, lessons and tournaments.
- Open daily, 7am – 11pm
- Courts from $25 / hour
- Intro lesson $20 per player (min. 3)
- Walkable from Spring District/120th Station
- Opening 2026Indoor · 25,000 sq ft club
Pacific Padel Project
Seattle — Ballard
The group racing to put the first dedicated courts inside Seattle city limits — an indoor club in Ballard built by padel operators paired with sports-facility developers.
- Founding-member list open now
- Indoor, year-round play
- Ballard: closest club to downtown Seattle
- Pro shop and coaching planned
- Opening 2026Indoor · 5 indoor courts
Cascadia Padel
Kirkland — Eastside
A 16,400 sq ft, five-court indoor club minutes from the Google and Microsoft campuses, with a Pacific Northwest clubhouse feel, cafe, pro shop and online booking.
- 5 indoor courts, permits filed with Kirkland
- Cafe + pro shop + online booking
- 1,000+ person waitlist reported
- 20 surface parking stalls
- Road tripIndoor · Indoor club
Padel PDX
Portland, OR — 3 hr drive
Portland's padel scene carried Northwest players through the drought and is still worth the drive down I-5 for a weekend of guaranteed court time.
- ~3 hours south of Seattle
- Indoor courts, year-round
- Pairs well with Foundry Padel in the same city
- Great excuse for a two-night trip
- Road tripIndoor · Indoor club
Padel FVR
Vancouver, BC — 2.5 hr drive
The northern option: a full club across the border that Seattle players have been driving to for years. Bring a passport and a spare grip.
- ~2.5 hours north of Seattle
- Indoor courts, year-round
- Passport / NEXUS required
- Book ahead on weekends
New to the sport
From never-played to first rally in one afternoon
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Grab three friends
Padel is doubles-first. Four players, one court, an hour is plenty for a first session.
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Book an intro hour
Jam Padel runs $20 intro lessons and rents paddles, so you need nothing but court shoes.
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Use the walls
The glass is in play. Let the ball come off the back wall and you'll rally within minutes.
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Join a waitlist
Ballard and Kirkland clubs open in 2026 — founding-member lists get first court time.
Where to stay
Hotels and rentals near the courts
Flying in for a tournament or an open-play weekend? Pick a club and compare live prices for hotels, apartments and rentals around it on the interactive map.
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