Where to Play Padel in Los Angeles: Best Courts, Clubs & Booking Tips 2026
Updated August 2026 · Los Angeles
Los Angeles has become the West Coast's padel capital in 2026 — 5 open clubs and 17+ courts, still early compared with Miami, but growing fast on the back of 300+ days of sunshine and a huge international population. Los Angeles Padel Club (LAPC) on Sunset Blvd is the city's biggest and most complete facility with 7 outdoor courts. Padel Up runs two locations covering both indoor (Culver City) and rooftop outdoor (Century City) play. The Padel Courts, also on Sunset Blvd, was LA's original club and still holds a perfect 5.0 Google rating.
Quick picks
- Biggest & best overall: Los Angeles Padel Club (7 courts, historic clubhouse)
- Best indoor: Padel Up — Culver City (3 courts, sauna & cold plunge)
- Best rooftop / uniquely LA: Padel Up — Century City
- Best community club: The Padel Courts, Sunset Blvd (LA's original, 5.0 rating)
| Venue | Courts | Area | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Padel Club (LAPC) | 7 outdoor | Sunset Blvd area | Playtomic |
| The Padel Courts | 3 (2 full, 1 singles) | Sunset Blvd | Playtomic |
| Padel Up — Culver City | 3 indoor | Culver City | Own app |
| Padel Up — Century City | Rooftop courts | Century City | Own app |
Los Angeles padel venues in detail
Los Angeles Padel Club (LAPC)
LA's premier padel destination and the largest dedicated padel facility in the city — 7 state-of-the-art outdoor courts in a historic clubhouse setting, with locker rooms, co-working space, a pro shop, gym, wellness center and outdoor terrace. The most complete padel experience in LA, aimed at serious competitive players as well as social and fitness-focused members.
The Padel Courts — Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles' original outdoor padel club — 3 courts (2 full, 1 singles), lessons, clinics, a pro shop and a genuinely inclusive, community-first atmosphere. LGBTQ+ friendly with full accessibility features, sauna, cold plunge and a co-working space. Holds a perfect 5.0 Google rating from players.
Padel Up — Culver City
Los Angeles' first indoor padel club — 3 courts with high ceilings, professional coaching, sauna and cold plunge, and comfortable locker rooms. Off-peak $45/hr, peak $55/hr, with membership options available.
Padel Up — Century City
The Padel Up brand's second LA location, offering rooftop outdoor courts in Century City — one of the more distinctly LA padel settings in the city. Paid parking garage on site, wheelchair accessible, and available for private event hire.
Is Los Angeles good for beginner padel players?
Yes, though LA's scene is still early compared with cities like Miami — five clubs rather than dozens. That's an advantage for beginners in one sense: each club works hard on community and coaching rather than scale. The Padel Courts on Sunset Blvd is the most beginner-friendly, with regular lessons and clinics and a welcoming, low-pressure atmosphere. LAPC and Padel Up also run coaching programmes for new players.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I play padel in Los Angeles?
LA has 5 open padel clubs and 17+ courts. Los Angeles Padel Club (LAPC) on Sunset Blvd is the biggest with 7 outdoor courts. The Padel Courts, also on Sunset Blvd, was LA's original club. Padel Up runs indoor courts in Culver City and rooftop courts in Century City.
What is the biggest padel club in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles Padel Club (LAPC) is the largest dedicated padel facility in the city, with 7 outdoor courts, a full clubhouse, gym, wellness center and co-working space.
Is there indoor padel in Los Angeles?
Yes. Padel Up's Culver City location was LA's first indoor padel club, with 3 courts, sauna and cold plunge facilities.
Is Los Angeles good for padel?
Yes. LA's climate — 300+ days of sunshine a year — makes it one of the best US cities for year-round outdoor padel, and its international population gives it a natural base of players who already know the sport from Spain or Latin America.
Can beginners play padel in Los Angeles?
Yes. The Padel Courts on Sunset Blvd is the most beginner-friendly, with regular lessons and a welcoming atmosphere. LAPC and Padel Up also offer coaching for new players.
How much does padel cost in Los Angeles?
Padel Up's Culver City courts run $45/hr off-peak and $55/hr peak. Pricing at other LA venues is broadly similar — check each club's app or website for current rates.