The Padel Club
The Peel Centre, St Ann Way, Gloucester GL1 5SF, UK
51.8574, -2.2519
Court Types
Membership & Pricing
Peak: £38/hour (Weekdays 16:00-23:00, Weekends 8:00-22:00), Off-peak: £26/hour (Weekdays 07:00-16:00), Book via Playtomic app, rental equipment available
Facilities & Amenities
9 high-specification indoor padel courts, premium lighting, quality surfaces, comfortable lounge, on-site bar, dog-friendly policy, parking kiosk for up to 4 hours free parking, club shop, WiFi, WCs and showers, on-site lockers, rental available
About
The Padel Club Gloucester Quays brings world-class padel to the community with nine high-specification indoor courts, social spaces, coaching, and events. Located in the heart of Gloucester at Saint Ann Way, the club makes padel inclusive and accessible for experienced players, beginners looking for lessons, or those wanting to play socially. The facility operates with premium lighting, quality surfaces, a comfortable lounge, on-site bar, dog-friendly policy, and parking kiosk for up to four hours free parking. Whether you're an experienced player, a beginner looking for lessons, or just wanting to play socially, our Club makes padel inclusive and accessible.
Opening Hours
Reviews (5)
Loved our game here, really nice place and very well done! Staff friendly. It is quite cold tho so be prepared when playing !
Loved our game here. Just a great environment and excellent way to get regular games with a huge variety of players. Free parking, balls for sale from £6.50 at reception, café if you’re waiting or for spectators, spectator seating, changing rooms and all fantastically clean and tidy.
Great booking system, nice courts, and friendly staff.
What an outstanding venue to play padel! Friendly staff, clean and very well presented facilities and really great coffee. Thanks The Padel Club, you guys are awesome!
Good facilities and atmosphere at this new padel centre based in the old Toys R Us building. Plenty of space and the layout of the courts is designed to maximise roof height. The benefit of this is that there is plenty of room between the courts. My only gripes are the lighting doesn't seem as bright as some of the Bristol padel clubs, and I couldn't find any showers?