About Cascadia Padel

Cascadia Padel is bringing padel to the Seattle Eastside — specifically Kirkland — with a targeted Fall 2026 launch. The club is branded around the Pacific Northwest identity (forest greens, Cascades mountain imagery, "your new home away from home" in nature-adjacent stylish indoor spaces). Indoor courts handle Seattle's rainy climate, and the clubhouse is built around social spaces, a pro shop, and a cafe.

The Concept

Per cascadiapadel.com, the club is built around three pillars:

Premium Clubhouses

Indoor courts nestled in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by stylish social spaces — positioned as "your new home away from home."

Pro Shop & Cafe

Teaming up with top padel brands to offer gear at unbeatable prices. Members can rent, buy, or demo the latest equipment. The on-site cafe adds the social-fuel angle.

Online Bookings

Court reservations, 1-on-1 coaching, group lessons, and socials all bookable online.

The Facility

Permit filings with the Washington Department of Ecology (SEPA #202600363) describe a 16,400 sq ft indoor facility with five padel courts and 20 surface parking stalls, at 121 10th St S, Kirkland, WA 98033. Neither the court count nor the street address is published on the club's own website yet — both come from the public permit record.

Launch Tagline

"Padel is coming to Seattle this Fall. Experience Seattle's exciting new pastime! Padel is simple to learn, thrilling to play, and tough to perfect." The club emphasizes padel's accessibility ("simple to learn") paired with depth ("tough to perfect") — a common positioning for introducing the sport to American racquet communities.

Status

Pre-opening. The website is collecting signups with "Sign Up" CTAs throughout. The homepage promises an opening "this Fall" but names no date, and no booking system is live. Note that the site's footer still reads "© 2025" and appears not to have been refreshed — the Fall 2026 target comes from the 2026 permit filing, which is the more current source.

Location & Getting There

Kirkland, Washington — in the Seattle Eastside, minutes from the Google Kirkland and Microsoft campuses. Convenient from Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell, and downtown Seattle.

The Pacific Northwest Padel Scene

Cascadia Padel joins a small but growing Pacific Northwest padel cluster:

• Cascadia Padel — Kirkland, WA (this listing, opening Fall 2026)
• Jam Padel — Bellevue, WA (open; seasonal outdoor pop-up in the Spring District, with a permanent Ballard club planned)
• Foundry Padel — Portland, OR (open)
• Bend Racket Club — Bend, OR (pre-opening)

Contact

• Website: cascadiapadel.com
• Email: hello@cascadiapadel.com
• Sign Up: via the Sign Up CTAs on the homepage for launch updates