Club de Campo de Vigo
95, Rúa de Canido, Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain, 36331
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Club de Campo de Vigo is a private family country club on Rúa de Canido in Coruxo, on the edge of Vigo with views toward Playa del Bao. The estate spans roughly 110,000 m² and combines padel with tennis, an 18-hole pitch-and-putt course, cricket, football, indoor sports halls, pools, and a gym. Padél is a major draw: seven courts in total—four covered and three outdoor, including one glass-walled outdoor court—plus a mix of walled and glass layouts. Directory listings describe padel coaching on site, and the club hosts events such as the Torneo Ramón Babé. The social building has a restaurant-cafeteria and terrace. This is a members' club rather than a public hire centre; court booking for members runs through the club's Xestos online system. One recent reviewer noted the covered padel ceiling feels slightly low, but praised the overall facilities.
Facilities
Private members' club—access and court hire require membership. Padel lessons available through the club's coaching programme. Member court reservations through the Xestos online platform. Contact club@clubdecampodevigo.com or 986 460 350 for membership and enrolment. Social events and club tournaments including the Ramón Babé padel tournament.
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Reviews (5)
Great place for kids!
We participated in the Pitch & Putt World Championship, World Championship Galicia. The facilities are very good, the course is very new in a beautiful setting, the course is somewhat technical due to its greens, beautiful trees, everything is very well maintained. We had a great time these past few days. The staff was very friendly. It's a shame you can only play on that course if you're a member or there's a tournament.
I was there for the 2024 Pitch & Putt World Championship. A sophisticated club with pools, cricket, tennis, and a relatively new 18-hole pitch & putt course.
Very large club, nice facilities. Doorman at the entrance, the ceiling on the padel courts is a bit low, but everything else is great.
My daughter went to a party at the Country Club for 14- to 16-year-olds. They called it the Turkey Party, and it cost €25 per person, including dinner. To add a touch of "glamour," the kids were required to dress formally: long dresses for the girls and shirts with jackets for the boys. What they didn't tell you was what the €25 dinner would consist of: a hot dog with one sausage, four fries, and a Coca-Cola (I've attached a photo in case you don't believe me). And for dessert, some mass-produced ice cream, like Frigo brand. And to top it all off, to make matters worse, any drinks the guests ordered during the party (non-alcoholic, of course, since they were minors) had to be paid for separately. I should clarify that I don't like to leave negative reviews. With this review, I'm not judging the club's facilities, which I assume are fine, but rather the party they organized. For 25 euros, it seems like a complete rip-off with such a basic dinner. And they weren't even allowed a measly Coca-Cola or Fanta to refresh themselves during the evening. A McDonald's meal would have been better (and I don't even like those fast-food chains). I think an institution like the Country Club should consider the image it projects with a party like this. Even if they're young people who don't need a gala dinner with fancy dishes, a varied spread of tortillas, croquettes, empanadas, crisps, olives, and a few other bits and pieces, like you'd find at any birthday party, would have been much better. I don't know if the goal was to raise money, but judging by the result, that's what it seems like.