PADEL RACKET Β· LOCAL PLAYING GUIDE Β· OCTOBER 2026
Where to Play Padel in Perth
The local clubs, playing options and practical tips to help you find your next padel match.
Discover where to play, what makes the venues different and how to book. For a quick list, jump to the club guide or browse our national court tracker.
Playing padel in Perth: what to know before you book
Padel in Perth is developing across established sporting areas and coastal suburbs, with options stretching from Floreat and Wembley to Melville, Dalkeith and further south. Most operational venues in the current tracker are outdoors, so local conditions and court availability matter when planning a game.
If you are deciding where to become a regular player, start with travel time and how easily you can find games at your level. Some facilities operate within larger sporting settings while others focus on padel, so check the official venue information for coaching, social play and hire equipment.
Which Perth padel club would we choose?
For your first match: Padel Perth Reabold, which offers socials and transparent no-membership pricing. For a southern coastal day out: Padel Kennedy Bay, with a restaurant next to the courts and hire equipment available. For meeting local players around Wembley: Padel Crush is worth comparing. Players around Yangebup or Melville may reasonably prefer the convenience of a closer club.
How much to budget? Reabold advertises play from A$12 per person off-peak, while Kennedy Bay lists court hire from A$40 per hour. These are different pricing units, so compare the cost for your entire group and any additional racket hire.
Where to play padel in Perth
These club profiles focus on what would actually affect your decision: where you play, whether the courts are sheltered, how easily you can join a match, and any distinctive coaching or facilities. Recommendations are based on published venue details and attributable player feedback where available, not claimed personal visits. We don't award artificial star ratings when evidence is thin.
Padel Perth - Reabold
24 Oceanic Drive, Floreat Β· 3 Β· Outdoor
Western Australia's original padel club has a genuine story: sisters Silvia and Vanesa Gonzalez-Quinones opened Reabold in February 2020 inside Reabold Tennis Club. It remains accessible without a membership and offers social play and junior coaching. Price insight: the club advertises casual play from A$12 per person per off-peak hour and A$15 at peak times, plus A$5 racket hire. Our take: a compelling starting point for learning the sport and meeting players. The main trade-off is that it is an outdoor, tennis-centre experience rather than a dedicated indoor complex. See published rates.
Padel West - Melville
Melville Tennis Centre Β· 2 Β· Outdoor
Melville's appeal is an established racket-sport environment rather than a flashy lifestyle-club concept. Players in Perth's southern riverside suburbs can fit a game into a familiar tennis-centre setting without heading to Floreat or Wembley. Our take: a good option to compare for regular, practical play. The limitation is that independently documented coaching programmes and recent detailed player reviews are thinner than at Reabold, so we would not pretend to have a definitive verdict on the coaching or value. Check current events and formats directly before deciding.
West Coast Padel - Dalkeith
55 Jutland Parade Β· 3 Β· Outdoor
West Coast Padel is a location-first choice for the western suburbs, particularly players around Dalkeith, Nedlands and Claremont. It offers outdoor padel in a part of Perth where a short, repeatable trip can be more valuable than an elaborate clubhouse. Our take: worth considering for weekday regulars with a ready-made doubles group. If your priority is structured beginner socials or coaching, compare its current timetable with Reabold before committing. We have not found enough reliably attributable recent reviews to claim it is better managed or better priced than nearby alternatives.
Padel Crush - Wembley
144 Gregory Street Β· 4 Β· Outdoor
Padel Crush's Wembley location makes it attractive for west-central Perth, but the bigger reason to investigate is its social activity. Public player feedback praises helpful staff, racket hire and organised socials and tournaments. Our take: that makes it potentially easier to meet people than a venue focused exclusively on court bookings. Its outdoor courts mean weather still matters, and the available independent review sample is small, so we would not turn the positive comments into a guaranteed experience.
Padel360 - Yangebup
40 Birchley Rd Β· 4 Β· Outdoor
Padel360 answers an important geographical problem: for players around Yangebup and Cockburn, heading to Perth's western suburbs every week can be a considerable inconvenience. A local outdoor venue changes that equation. Our take: its strongest advantage is being closer to the southern-suburbs community; it is especially worth trialling if regular play matters more to you than city-centre amenities. There is not enough detailed, independent padel-specific feedback available to rank its court upkeep, teaching or customer service confidently. Confirm the session format before turning up without partners.
Padel Kennedy Bay - Port Kennedy
1 Course La Β· 4 Β· Outdoor
Kennedy Bay offers something different: padel in the coastal Links Kennedy Bay complex, with the Birdie Restaurant available for a post-match meal. You don't need a membership, and its site clearly explains the booking process through Play by Point. Price insight: court hire is advertised at A$40 off-peak or A$60 peak per hour, with A$5 racket hire; balls are purchased separately. Coach Patric also runs lessons. Our take: excellent clarity for a first visit and a sensible choice for Rockingham-area players. The catch is the journey from central Perth and the separate equipment costs. Official fees Β· Booking FAQs.
Upcoming or unconfirmed venues
These projects are not counted as operational. Opening dates and court numbers may change.
- Outback Padel - Noranda: Not operational
- Padel Connect Fremantle - Beaconsfield: Not operational
- Lemonade Padel - Como: Not operational
- Pinnacle Padel - Duncraig: Not operational
- Sundown Padel: Not operational
Before your first session in Perth
If you are trying padel for the first time, ask whether the venue provides rackets and balls, whether a coach or introductory session is available and how to find players of a similar level. Booking a court is only one part of organising a good first game.
If you already play regularly, think about the court surface, whether the facility is indoor or outdoor, the travel time and opportunities to join social matches. Those practical details often matter more than choosing the venue with the most courts.
Use the Australian Padel Court Tracker for the broader picture, and confirm any upcoming venue is actually taking bookings before visiting.
How to choose a padel club in Perth
Check whether the club offers indoor or outdoor courts, compare locations and booking systems, and ask about coaching, social games or racket hire before visiting. Club details are checked against available venue information. Pricing, sessions and availability can change, so verify these directly when booking.
Need a padel racket?
Compare rackets for different playing levels in our Best Padel Rackets in Australia guide.
Last reviewed: 19 October 2026. The club list represents entries marked operational in the supplied Padel Clubs Tracker. Contact venues directly to confirm schedules, booking availability and addresses.
All padel clubs in Perth: quick reference table
If you just need a location and booking link, this reference table summarises the operational clubs listed above. Opening hours and availability can change.
| Club | Address / area | Courts | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Padel Perth - Reabold | 24 Oceanic Drive, Floreat | 3 Β· Outdoor | Club / book β |
| Padel West - Melville | Melville Tennis Centre | 2 Β· Outdoor | Club / book β |
| West Coast Padel - Dalkeith | 55 Jutland Parade | 3 Β· Outdoor | Club / book β |
| Padel Crush - Wembley | 144 Gregory Street | 4 Β· Outdoor | Club / book β |
| Padel360 - Yangebup | 40 Birchley Rd | 4 Β· Outdoor | Club / book β |
| Padel Kennedy Bay - Port Kennedy | 1 Course La | 4 Β· Outdoor | Club / book β |