Padel 123
Childerditch Lane, Warley, Brentwood, Essex, England, United Kingdom, CM13 3FD
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Membership & Pricing
Padel 123 (Brentwood Padel Club) sits on Childerditch Lane in Warley, next to Thorndon Park — a leafy Essex spot that feels more countryside club than city box. It grew from Brentwood’s first padel court into six panoramic courts: three open and three covered, so you can play in most weather. Keith and the team run a welcoming, family-friendly scene with LTA-qualified group and private coaching for adults and juniors, open matches, mix-ins, tournaments and cardio padel classes. There is a clubhouse for drinks and snacks, toilets, and a social vibe that keeps beginners coming back. Book and register via the Brentwood Padel Club app (iOS/Android) or on-site; hours are roughly 7am to late evening.
Facilities
Full adult membership £120 per rolling year (buy in the Brentwood Padel Club app or at reception). Aimed at players who book roughly fortnightly or more; members save about 30% off-peak and 15% at peak on their share of court hire. Court hire is priced per person for 90 minutes. Uncovered (1–3): weekday off-peak £6.75 member / £9.50 non-member (7am–4pm), peak £9.50 / £11.25; weekends reverse peak/off-peak windows. Covered (4–6): weekday off-peak £9 / £11.50, peak £11.50 / £13.50. Group sessions £12/hour; mix-ins from £6.25 members; private coaching on request. Cardio padel from £8 members / £9.25 non-members.
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Reviews (5)
Keith and the team are incredibly welcoming! As a complete beginner, I've really noticed my progress. The atmosphere is vibrant, with so many exciting events while enjoying Padel. I just wish there were even more courts to accommodate everyone! Overall, it’s a wonderful experience!
Padel is the fastest growing sport in Europe, and I’m so pleased there’s a vibrant club on my doorstep! The courts are brand new. There’s a cute clubhouse serving drinks and snacks. And the location is stunning in the middle of Thorndon Park.
What a place, having travelled to various padel venues across Essex and London i can confidentially say this is my favourite and the place I call home. The staff and coaches are fantastic and welcoming, this place has all you need.
Okay so I'm not a Padel fan but was essentially dragged here by my husband who absolutely loves this place and ssshhhhhhh don't tell him, but...I didn't hate it. Actually, it's a really good setup and a great guy running things- Keith 😊 who puts everyone at ease and has the kind of twinkly eyes that you can't say no to. Before I knew it, I had bought a coffee and a wrap, then a gin and tonic, played 90 mins of padel, and had miraculously signed up to a WhatsApp group. This is not me, I am not this person. Or am I? And that's why this place works. This is a truly family-friendly padel club for beginners and beyond, and everyone is welcome. They have open and under-cover courts, as well as a cafe and covered/uncovered clubhouse area, which makes a great space for pit stops during matches or post-match get-togethers. Toilets also available. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to give Padel a go but doesn't want to feel pressured and intimidated. This is a great crowd and club, overseen by a master of the game who takes no nonsense. I hate to admit it but I will be back soon. Keith also gives lessons to all abilities and is currently coaching my 14 year old autistic son as part of his Duke of Edinburgh "new skill" training.
I was invited to the summer festival on 5th July as a supplier (Essex Candy Cart) and was very impressed how well the event was organised, Dj, Sax player, face painting, hot food, bar facilities. I've not played Padel Ball before but enjoyed watching several matches during the afternoon and feel I would like to try it out for myself, its looks a good fun (and competitive) sport...