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Sportpark Keplinger

Traun, Austria
4.4(80 reviews)

20, Rubensstraße, Traun, Linz-Land, Oberösterreich, Austria, 4050

Indoor Courts1
Outdoor Courts—
Covered Courts—
Singles Play—
Price fromFrom €28
LightingYes

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About

Sportpark Keplinger in Traun near Linz offers year-round indoor padel on one modern double court inside a multi-sport complex that also has six indoor tennis courts and fitness boxing. The padel court is bookable daily from 06:00 to 23:00 via the park’s eTennis online system, with automatic access codes and LED lighting included in the court fee. Regular rates start from about €28 per hour in early weekday slots and rise toward €38–€39 in peak and weekend times. Head rackets can be hired for €3 per hour; balls are sold on site. Free parking is available, and Kati’s Stub’n serves food and drinks overlooking the hall. For wet-weather padel near Linz in 2026, Sportpark Keplinger is a practical indoor option in Upper Austria.

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Price fromFrom €28
Booking platformeTennis
Pay & playYes
Membership requiredNo
Racket rentalYes

Court Specs

LightingYes

Amenities

ParkingYes
Café / barYes
RestaurantYes
GymYes

Club Details

Opening Hours

Monday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday6:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Reviews (5)

Kateřina Říhová2 months ago
Manuel Köpf5 months ago
rhubinaa10 months ago
Markus Steinbichler11 months ago
Stefan Rieglera year ago

The padel courts themselves are really well made, however, there's a major problem with the ceiling height, specifically the crossbeam in the middle of the court. It's far too low. When hitting lobs, the ball almost always hits the crossbeam or the ceiling – this unfortunately disrupts the flow of the game considerably. Making a change after the fact will probably be difficult, which is a real shame. I was really looking forward to playing padel in Traun. Perhaps there's the possibility of building two or three additional courts with higher ceilings in the future, so that lobs are actually playable. That would be a real improvement for the facility.