Padel Platz Stein am Kocher
Löserweg, Neuenstadt am Kocher, Landkreis Heilbronn, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, 74196
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Membership & Pricing
Padel Platz Stein am Kocher is the outdoor padel court linked to TSV Viktoria 1899 e.V. Stein am Kocher, a multi-sport Verein in Neuenstadt am Kocher in Baden-Württemberg. The grounds sit on the north edge of the village toward Kreßbach, beside woodland, and feel like a classic local sports campus rather than a commercial padel centre. Padel is organised jointly with the padel department of neighbouring TSV Kochertürn: Stein members use the same booking setup and department structure, and the competition sides play under the TSV Stein name in the Baden-Württemberg padel league. Team training runs Tuesday and Thursday evenings and alternates between the Stein and Kochertürn sites, so the two clubs effectively share one regional padel scene. Visitors come for a straightforward outdoor doubles court on club grounds that also host football, tennis, and the club Sportheim.
Facilities
TSV Viktoria Stein membership is billed yearly: adults from 55 euros, family membership from 90 euros, and reduced rates around 30 euros for children and youth, apprentices or students, and seniors. Padel itself is handled through the shared Stein–Kochertürn padel department. Club members of TSV Stein or TSV Kochertürn pay a flat annual department fee (60 euros on the current CFIP booking portal) and, once activated, can book online. Guest players rent the court at 20 euros for a 55-minute session and reserve by phone through the department rather than the member portal. Padel enquiries and membership forms go to PadelKochertuernStein@gmail.com; the department leadership named on the linked Kochertürn site is Julian Hauck and Martin Tomschy.
Reviews (3)
I didn't use the padel court, but I played football, and apart from the loose nets in the goals, everything is great.