Playing padel in Toronto while you're visiting?
Tell us your dates. We'll find you a game at your level at a club near where you're staying, or ask the clubs in Toronto for you. Free.
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Your dates are all we need to begin. You'll get a link by email to add the rest.
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Clubs in Toronto that run mix-ins and open sessions
What we know about each one: the day, the time, the level, the price and how to book. The club decides who joins.
- Blue Cat Padel
True Beginner Padel Clinic
weeklyLevel 1.0 - 2.5
Competitive Beginner Padel Clinic
weeklyLevel 1.0 - 2.5
Intermediate Padel Clinic
weeklyLevel 3.0 - 4.5
Private Clinic
weeklyAll levels
Espresso/Matcha & Padel (Intermediate)
weeklyLevel 3.0 - 4.5
Espresso/Matcha & Padel (Competitive Beginner)
weeklyLevel 1.0 - 2.5
Lunch Time Open Play (Intermediate)
weeklyLevel 3.0 - 4.5
WPR Evening Americano
weeklyLevel 3.0 - 4.5
WPR Weekend Americano
weeklyLevel 1.0 - 2.5
WPR Open Round Robin (Beginner)
weeklyLevel 1.0 - 2.5
Evening Social
weeklyLevel 3.0 - 4.5
Ladies Night at Blue Cat Padel
weeklyAll levels
How it works
- 01
Tell us your dates. No account needed.
- 02
We look at what's on in Toronto and email the clubs in their own language, with your level in the scale they use.
- 03
You get a plan: games you can join, groups to ask in, and how to book. As a page and a PDF.
What you get
A plan with games at your level on the days you're free, at clubs near where you're staying: when, where, the level, the price and how to join. Here's what one looks like, for a made-up trip to Marbella.
See the full sample plan (PDF)
A sample plan. Everything in it is made up: the traveller, the clubs, the games and the weather.
Padel in Toronto: what travellers ask
- Can I play padel in Toronto as a visitor?
- Yes. Clubs in Toronto take visitors for open sessions and mix-ins, and players organise games on PadelPush that anyone at the right level can join. Tell us your dates and we'll find what's on while you're there.
- How do I find a game at my level in Toronto?
- Your plan says the level of every game and session, and when we email a club we give them your level in the scale they use. If we don't hold your level yet, we ask the clubs what would suit you and say so in the plan.
- Do I need a partner to play padel in Toronto?
- No. Mix-ins, open sessions and the games on PadelPush are for people turning up alone. Tell us if you're travelling with someone and we'll look for a court for both of you.
- What does a padel game in Toronto cost?
- The concierge is free. You pay the club for the court or the session, usually a share of the court price or a flat fee per session. Each game on this page says its price when we know it.
- How far ahead should I ask?
- A week or two before you travel is ideal: clubs in Toronto publish their sessions about a week out, and we need a few days to hear back from them. Last-minute asks are fine too; we'll tell you what's on.
10 padel clubs in Toronto in our directory. See every club in Toronto