Where to Play Padel in New York
Where to Play Padel in New York
From Brooklyn's indoor courts to the Hamptons' beachside clubs — your complete New York padel guide
The State of Padel in New York
New York is one of the fastest-growing padel markets in the US, with over 20 active facilities across the five boroughs and Long Island. Brooklyn leads with the highest concentration of courts, Manhattan offers diversity from luxury private clubs to public outdoor courts, and the Hamptons have become a premier summer padel destination.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn is NYC's padel capital, with five indoor facilities across DUMBO, Williamsburg, and Greenpoint. The borough has more padel courts per square mile than anywhere else in the Northeast, with options ranging from the flagship Padel Haus DUMBO (32-foot ceilings, PlaySight cameras) to Padel& Greenpoint's 36-foot ceilings — the tallest in the city. Every Brooklyn facility is fully indoor, meaning year-round play regardless of weather.
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Manhattan
Manhattan's five facilities span the full spectrum — from ultra-luxury private clubs like Kith Ivy in the West Village to the massive 260,000 sq ft SPORTIME complex on Randall's Island with 40-foot ceilings. Two facilities are outdoor (Reserve Hudson Yards, Mink Padel Club), three are indoor, and three are open to the public.
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The Hamptons & Long Island
Six facilities across East Hampton, Southampton, Montauk, and Westhampton Beach make the Hamptons a top summer padel destination. All courts are outdoor, and most operate seasonally. Highlights include Brisas East Hampton's wellness sanctuary (5.0★) and waterfront courts at the Montauk Yacht Club.
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Queens
Brisas at Cityview brings 3 indoor courts with 50-foot ceilings to Long Island City — the tallest in all of New York City. A great option if you want to avoid Brooklyn or Manhattan crowds.
Beyond the City
Padel is spreading across New York state, with clubs on Long Island (Paddles Up Pickleball & Padel in Setauket, Padel& Syosset coming soon), the Hudson Valley (The Tuxedo Club), and the Hamptons.
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