Padel in British Columbia 2026: Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria

Padel in British Columbia 2026: Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria

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Padel in British Columbia 2026: Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria

Five venues, 13 courts and none yet in the City of Vancouver

November 11, 2026·4 min read·Padel Browser

British Columbia has five padel venues and 13 courts in the Padel Browser directory, and none of them is inside the City of Vancouver. Four are open: one indoor club in Pitt Meadows, a private club in Richmond, and two outdoor sites in the Okanagan. The fifth, in Victoria, is listed as opening soon. If you live in Vancouver and want a court you can book tonight, Padel FVR in Pitt Meadows is the answer.

BC padel at a glance

Of the 13 courts, two sit behind a private club's invitation list and three belong to a Victoria project with no opening date. That leaves eight public courts open in the province today: four indoor in Pitt Meadows, three outdoor in Lake Country and one outdoor in Kelowna.

Metro Vancouver

Padel FVR Pitt Meadows
Metro Vancouver's Public Club

Padel FVR Pitt Meadows

510-513 19055 Airport Way, Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 0G4604-339-6954

Padel FVR opened in Dorval, outside Montreal, in 2023, and its own site lists Pitt Meadows next to its three Montreal clubs. It calls this "our first club outside Quebec". The site describes four IPF-approved padel courts and a competition-level pickleball court "under 36-foot ceilings, the tallest of anything we have built so far", plus a two-floor mezzanine, a bar, a pro shop and showers. It is open every day from 8am to midnight.

On 11 November 2026 the club's page listed court time at $28.75 per person for a 1.5-hour game, with memberships from $120 and private lessons from $120. If you have no partner, the Game Match option opens your booking to players at a similar level. Travelling members can use the Flying Membership at any Padel FVR club in the country, which matters if you split time between BC and Montreal.

Courts: 4 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 36ft | Rating: 5.0★

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Richmond: The Belvedere Club (invitation only)

The Belvedere Club at 1751 Savage Road in Richmond is a private family sports club with tennis, pickleball, badminton, basketball and two pools. Its facilities page says "Access to our two glass, panoramic Padel Tennis courts is by invitation only", with requests handled by email through the club. Treat it as a members' option, not somewhere to book a visitor game.

Inside Vancouver: Courtside Social (proposed)

The nearest thing to a city-of-Vancouver club is a proposal. A Lodestar Media story dated 27 February 2026 on Castanet reported that Courtside Social, a new project involving Wesgroup Properties, had an application in with the city for a temporary fitness centre, with eight courts at 3680 Marine Way in the River District, near Boundary Road and the Burnaby border. The Courtside Social site runs a waitlist and gives no opening date. It is not yet in our directory.

The Okanagan

Lake Country Padel
Okanagan Drop-In

Lake Country Padel

1950 Camp Road, Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1+1 (250) 575-4580

Lake Country Padel runs three outdoor courts at Jack Seaton Park in Lake Country, north of Kelowna. The model is closer to a community club than a commercial centre: an Annual Court Membership was $140 on 11 November 2026, "valid for 12 months", and covers drop-in play as often as you like, with court reservations for a small extra fee.

The week is scheduled from 4:30 to 8:00 pm: ladies' night on Monday, lessons on Tuesday, socials on Wednesday, competitive play (level A and above) on Thursday and open play on Friday. Weekend socials start at 10:30 am. Outside those times the courts are open for drop-in. The site does not publish a winter closing date, so message the club before a cold-month trip.

Courts: 3 | Type: outdoor | Rating: 4.4★

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Kelowna: Maple Padel (single court)

Maple Padel

Maple Padel is one panoramic outdoor court on Gordon Drive in Kelowna, started by Simon Pelland, a Kelowna local who spent years living in Bali. The site's line is "One court. One community." Booking works through WhatsApp (the phone number is WhatsApp only) or Playtomic, and the club will match you with players at your level.

Rackets rent for $5, and balls are supplied. Published hours are 6:30 to 8am, then 4pm to 10pm on weekdays, and 7am to 10pm at weekends. With one court, a rainy evening means no padel in Kelowna, so book early when the weather is good.

Address: 3130 Gordon Dr, Kelowna, BC V1W 3M4 | Phone: (778) 946-5576

Courts: 1 | Type: outdoor

Vancouver Island

The Padel Hub is listed in our directory as a three-court facility at 356 Harbour Road in the Dockside Green community in Victoria's Vic West. Its status is opening soon. It has no website, phone line or published opening date yet, so for now Vancouver Island has no bookable padel court. Islanders who want to play today face a ferry crossing to the Lower Mainland.

Rain, winter and the indoor question

Pitt Meadows is the only public indoor padel in the province, so on a wet coastal evening it is the one sure game. The Okanagan courts are outdoor, and so is the Victoria project as listed. For what to expect from a damp outdoor court, see playing padel in the rain.

What to watch next

Three things would change the BC map. First, a decision on Courtside Social's River District application would give Vancouver its first in-city courts. Second, an opening date for The Padel Hub would put padel on Vancouver Island. Third, Padel FVR's site says "another on the way", but that next club is in Montreal, not BC.

Heading south instead? Seattle and Portland are covered in our Pacific Northwest padel guide and our profile of the Pacific Padel Project in Seattle.

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