Four indoor, climate-controlled courts in Ottawa's west end — coaching for first-timers, leagues for everyone else. Join the waitlist for first access when founding memberships open this fall.
Short-handled racquet, softer ball, underhand serves. If you've held a tennis, squash or pickleball racquet, you're already ahead — most people rally within twenty minutes.
Glass walls keep every point alive, so rallies run long and placement beats power. That's why it's the world's fastest-growing sport.
Always doubles: ninety minutes, four players, a health bar afterward. Team nights and corporate leagues are part of the plan from day one.
Founding members help us open the doors — and get treated like it for the life of the club. Details and pricing go to the waitlist before anyone else.
Right now, nowhere — Ottawa's only dedicated padel courts are on the other side of the city. We're building the first padel club in the west end: four indoor, climate-controlled courts in Kanata, minutes from the 417 and the Kanata North tech park.
Padel is the world's fastest-growing racquet sport — tennis's easy-going cousin, played in doubles on a smaller enclosed court with glass walls you can play the ball off. Underhand serves and a softer ball mean most people are rallying within twenty minutes of picking up a racquet.
We're opening in Kanata in 2027. The exact address is being finalized now, and the waitlist hears it first — along with opening-week booking access.
Neither. Intro clinics for complete beginners run from opening week, racquet and ball rentals are available at the desk, and leagues are organized by level so your first season matches you with similar players.
A limited number of founding spots open this fall, offered to the waitlist first: priority booking, locked-in founding rates, first access to opening-week courts and clinics, and your name on the founders' wall. Joining the waitlist is free and carries no commitment.