The padel phenomenon in Perpignan and surrounding areas: where to play and how to book

The Catalan Eden: The New Provence of the Pyrénées-Orientales.

Padel is experiencing a real boom in Perpignan and the Pyrénées-Orientales, becoming one of the most popular racket sports in the region. Clubs, courts, tournaments, and a friendly atmosphere: here’s an overview of where to play and how to book around Perpignan.

The Padel Boom in Perpignan
Since the first court was installed in 2012, padel has taken Perpignan and its surroundings by storm. The department now has more than 15 clubs and around forty courts, with the offer continuing to grow. The city regularly hosts national and international competitions, such as the FIP Gold Tour, and several local players shine at both the French and world levels.

Where to Play Padel in Perpignan and Surroundings?
Here are the main clubs and complexes where you can play padel, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player:

• Tennis Squash Padel Club du Mas: The largest padel academy in France, with 10 courts (6 indoor), professional coaches, and a dedicated app for booking courts, joining group sessions, or signing up for tournaments46.
• Squash Padel Club Parc Ducup: A multi-sport complex in Perpignan offering padel courts, lessons for all levels, and a friendly, social environment2.
  Tennis Padel Europa: Located in Canet-en-Roussillon, this center offers 2 padel courts, open to the public, with easy booking and equipment rental5.
• Other clubs: The region also features clubs in Saleilles, Le Barcarès, Canet-en-Roussillon, Le Moulin à Vent, L’USAP, Argeles, Le Boulou, and more, with new clubs opening soon in Villeneuve-de-la-Raho, Perpignan Nord, Saint-Esteve, and Collioure

A huge complex with 11 indoor courts will soon open in Le Soler, further expanding the local offering.

How to book a padel court?

• Online: Most clubs offer booking through their website or specialized platforms (Anybuddy, Padel Magazine, or dedicated apps like “LEMAS” for Club du Mas).
• By phone or on site: You can also book directly at the reception desk or by phone.
• Prices: Expect to pay on average €8 to €10 per player for 1.5 hours during peak times, a bit less during off-peak hours. Some clubs offer memberships or PASS cards for discounts.
• Lessons and camps: Many clubs offer group or individual lessons for children and adults, as well as training camps during school holidays.
  Competitions and club life

Perpignan regularly hosts official tournaments (FFT, FIP, P2000) and internal leagues, open to all levels. The atmosphere is friendly, and clubs also organize social events, evenings, introductory sessions, and festive activities around padel.

In summary

Padel has become a must in Perpignan, with a dense network of clubs and courts, modern facilities, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re an occasional player or a competitor, it’s easy to book and find partners to share your passion for this booming sport.

For more information and to book, check the clubs’ websites or specialized platforms!