Jam Padel
About Jam Padel (formerly Pacific Padel Project)
Pacific Padel Project is now Jam Padel. The club's original site, pppadel.com, now states plainly: "Pacific Padel is now Jam Padel" and redirects visitors to jampadelclub.com.
Jam Padel opened the Greater Seattle area's first dedicated padel facility on June 1, 2026, in Bellevue's Spring District — three outdoor courts next to Meta's campus, one light-rail stop from downtown Bellevue and two from Seattle.
The Spring District Pop-Up
The current Bellevue site is a seasonal outdoor pop-up running June through September 2026, built in partnership with court specialist PadelPista. It is open daily 7 AM – 11 PM on a pay-as-you-play model — no membership required, and rackets and balls are included.
Ways to play:
- Open Play — 90-minute sessions, up to 12 players, 4-on/4-off rotation so everyone stays on court. Aimed at beginners and intermediates, with light staff guidance.
- Book a Court — 60- or 90-minute slots for you and your group, with cost-splitting built into the booking.
- Lessons — a free Intro to Padel session runs several times a week; private lessons with the club's pros are available at any level.
- Americano — rotating-partner social tournaments where everyone plays with everyone.
- Tournaments & Leagues — brackets and ladders for the competitive side.
Everything books online or through the Jam Padel app.
The Experience
What players love about Jam Padel:
Had a blast dropping in for my first open play. No experience/equipment was required. Staff is super friendly and it looks like they're building an awesome community here.
— Avi R
This is an excellent place to learn an exciting new sport. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. They also have the equipment you need to get started.
— Tim Healey
Reviewers consistently praise the coaches and the welcoming, beginner-friendly open play, and the club holds a 4.7-star rating on Google.
What's Next: Ballard
The Spring District courts are a deliberate first step. Jam Padel has announced plans for a permanent indoor club in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood — reported as a roughly 25,000-square-foot facility with indoor courts, a gym, and structured programming. No street address or opening date has been announced yet.
Practical Details
- Address: 12125 NE Spring Blvd, Bellevue, WA 98005
- Website: jampadelclub.com
- Booking: book.jampadelclub.com
- Instagram: @jampadelus
- Hours: Daily, 7 AM – 11 PM (seasonal, June–September 2026)
Note: As a seasonal outdoor pop-up, the Spring District courts are scheduled to wrap at the end of September 2026. Check the club's site for winter plans and Ballard updates before making the trip.
New Player Programs
USA Padel · National Padel Month
New to padel? Jam Padel runs programs built for first-time and beginner players.
FREE CLASS - Introduction to Padel
FREE ($0)
A free one-hour class with a coach who specializes in introducing the sport to new players. Open clinic on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, giving people a taster and a better understanding of the shots and rules of the game.
RegisterOpen Play (Beginners / Intermediate)
Sessions for a variety of ability levels throughout the week.
Hours of Operation
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Visit Padel RelationsWhat Players Say
great place to play Padel
Great coaches, terrible operation. I really wish I could rate this place higher, because the coaches Edgar and Zach are 10/10: knowledgeable, patient, and fun to work with. Everything around them, though, has been a mess. When we booked our first lesson, we got a call beforehand accusing us of not having paid in advance, despite nobody ever asking for our credit card info when we had booked via phone days prior. When we arrived for our first lesson, the woman at the front desk was on her phone with a friend and couldn't be bothered to point us toward our lesson. We've been told twice over the phone to just "book a lesson online." That isn't actually possible. The website only lets you submit a request. Then, we booked a lesson by phone four days ago and only found out today that it was never actually put on the schedule, even though the staff member called us back immediately after the first call to confirm they were booking it at the right time. The courts themselves are also a problem: one is far too sandy, to the point of being slippery. I've played on outdoor padel elsewhere and never dealt with footing like this. Every single interaction has taken more effort than it should. Fix the website, fix the front desk, fix the booking system, and sweep the courts.
This is an excellent place to learn an exciting new sport. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. They also have the equipment you need to get started.