Padel Alberta

We absolutely love PADEL zone in Nisku! My 8-year-old daughter and 14-year-old son both take weekly lessons in small, age-specific groups and get great one-on-one coaching. They’ve learned so much about this new racquet sport while building hand-eye coordination, agility, and skills that transfer to any sport. It’s such a fun way to stay active during the winter, very reasonably priced, and welcoming to all abilities — even beginners (including adults!). With four PADEL courts that are available to book privately also and pickleball courts as well! Highly recommend!

Had an amazing first time at Padel Zone! Padel is such a fun sport. I loved being able to try it. You need to come here to play! You can borrow their racquets to play. It’s a fun way to exercise and meet new people! The space is huge and very clean! It has 2 Padel courts and 4 pickleball courts. There’s also a bar and some seating. Aswell as washrooms. 5 stars!!!

FANTASTIC!!!! OMG SO MUCH FUN!!! EVERYONE HAS TRY THIS AWESOME SPORT! So proud of Luciano for opening up the first padel court in Edmonton! We'll done man! Theres padel courts, 4 pickleball courts, a snack bar, washrooms. There a merchandise section too! I can't wait to show my other buddies this place! Also the court lines and surface is so damn cool!! 😎😎 Thanks for the tour Luciano! ⚡ 🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾👍👍👍

So happy there’s finally a Padel club in Edmonton!! If you haven’t tried Padel and are into racket sports, you need to try this! You’re gonna love it! It’s so much fun and also such a great workout! The facility has 2 Padel courts and a 3rd coming soon. Also 4 Pickleball courts, a bar and hang out area, and a wellness center that will also be opening soon! 100% recommended!

My worst Pickleball experience ever: a.The courts were very dusty/dirty making them slippery, especially because it seems to be simply painted concrete instead of a proper court surface. b.The courts are too close together and there isn't enough room behind either side of the court for service or to return hard smashes. c. Two of the pickle ball courts have 5 by 5 metal flooring right within it, which are slippery and are a tripping hazard. d. The metal flooring is there because there are three overhead doors for the loading bays that the pickle courts exist in. The rails, and supports have no padding or protection on them and many sharp edges, this pairs nicely with the slippery floors. e. DURING play, staff were opening and closing the overhead doors, including opening the door and kicking us off the court with a minute left in our booking... when we were on match point. f. The courts are only separated by temporary event gates which do a very poor job at preventing balls from going into other courts. g. There are wide contraction seams in the concrete that you are playing on, which obviously affects the ball dramatically every time it hits it. h. The nets appear to be high quality, but they are portable nets with wide bases, which, again is a hazard with the courts so close to each other. Finally, I brought these concerns up to staff members, who did not seem to care at all. This appears to be a nice place for padle, although I've never played that. These are the worst pickle ball courts in the Edmonton area.