Padel courts in Gdansk
Check all padel courts in Gdansk in one place — compare prices, see live availability for today, and book a game online via PADO without calling the club.
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The nearest free hours at clubs in Gdansk. Pick a slot or open the full search.
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Map of padel clubs in Gdansk
See on the map where to find the nearest padel court in Gdansk and the surrounding area — from the city center to Straszyn and Trabki Wielkie — and choose the club that takes the least time to reach.
How much does a padel court cost in Gdansk
| Club | Courts | Weekdays, day | Weekdays, evening | Weekends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zatoka Padla | 6 | 100 zł | 159 zł | 119 zł |
| Padbox Gdansk | 5 | 70 zł | 90 zł | 90 zł |
| Padbox Kartuska | 5 | 70 zł | 90 zł | 90 zł |
| Kortownia | 5 | — | — | — |
| Brawo Padel & Squash Gdansk | 2 | 120 zł | 164 zł | 164 zł |
| Leo Racket Club - Straszyn | 2 | 50 zł | 60 zł | 60 zł |
All prices are for 1 hour of court time
Padel in Gdansk — a guide to courts and play
Gdansk is one of the fastest-growing padel cities in Poland — courts are available both in the center and on the outskirts, and the number of clubs continues to grow. Whether you are just starting your padel journey or looking for a regular group to play with, you will find a court in Gdansk tailored to your skill level and schedule.
Where to play padel in Gdansk
The largest selection of courts is available at Padbox Gdansk and Padbox Kartuska, as well as Brawo Padel & Squash Gdansk and Kortownia. It is also worth checking Zatoka Padla and clubs in nearby Straszyn and Trabki Wielkie, which are great options for residents in the southern part of the metropolitan area. Every club manages its own pricing and availability schedule, but in the PADO app, you can compare them all in one place.
Prices and payment with Multisport card
Hourly rates for courts depend on the club, day of the week, and time — usually, weekday evenings and weekends are the most expensive. Some clubs in Gdansk honor Multisport cards, which is worth checking before booking if you use a corporate sports package.
Padel in the Tri-City
Gdansk is a natural starting point for playing across the entire Tri-City area — if you cannot find an open slot in the city, it is worth checking offers in Gdynia as well. PADO allows you to switch between cities without losing your booking history.
Who padel in Gdansk is for
Padel attracts both beginners who quickly pick up the rules and experienced tennis or squash players looking for a new challenge. Many clubs in Gdansk offer equipment rental on-site, so you do not need your own racket for your first game.
Frequently asked questions about padel in Gdansk
How much does an hour of padel cost in Gdansk?
Prices depend on the club, day, and time — the cheapest slots are usually during weekday hours, while weekday evenings and weekends are the most expensive. You can check each club's current price list in Gdansk directly in the PADO app before booking.
Can I pay for a court with a Multisport card in Gdansk?
Yes, some padel clubs in Gdansk honor Multisport cards — it is worth checking this when choosing a club in PADO, as rules may vary depending on the venue and time of day.
Is there padel for beginners in Gdansk?
Yes — padel is easy to learn and many clubs in Gdansk offer equipment rentals and introductory lessons for first-time players. You can master the rules during your very first session.
Where can I find a padel court in Gdansk and the surrounding area?
You can find padel clubs both in Gdansk itself (including Padbox Gdansk and Kartuska, Brawo Padel & Squash, Kortownia, Zatoka Padla) and in nearby Straszyn and Trabki Wielkie. You can view all of them on the map in the PADO app.