East Bay padel
Padel in Oakland, Berkeleyand the East Bay.
Diablo Padel opens six indoor courts in 2027. It will be the first indoor padel club in the East Bay, built for players from every corner of it.
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One indoor club for the whole East Bay.
- Six courts under one roof, with glass on all four walls.
- Indoor and climate-controlled. February plays the same as July.
- Free intro clinics and open plays for members.
- Leagues, ladders and open nights that fill the fourth spot for you.
- A lounge, a sauna and a recovery gym for the hour after.
- Courts
- Six
- Play
- Indoor
- Opening
- 2027
- Waitlist
- Free
The waitlist already reaches across the East Bay.
Players from more than 30 East Bay towns are on the list. The biggest groups come from Walnut Creek, Danville, Oakland, Berkeley and San Ramon.
Others come from Lafayette, Orinda, Moraga and Alamo, and from Pleasant Hill, Concord and Martinez. The Tri-Valley sends players from Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore. More come from Richmond, Hercules, Kensington, Emeryville and Alameda, and from Hayward, Castro Valley, Union City, Fremont and Newark. A few come from as far as Pittsburg, Antioch and Brentwood.
New to padel? Start here.
Padel is a doubles racket sport, part tennis and part squash. The court is 20 meters long and 10 meters wide. Walls of glass and mesh close it in, and the ball stays in play off the glass, so the points run long.
You serve underhand and keep score the same way as in tennis. The racket is solid, with no strings, and most new players rally in their first hour.
- Players
- Four
- Court
- 20 × 10 m
- Serve
- Underhand
- Scoring
- Like tennis
Questions from East Bay players.
- Is there indoor padel in the East Bay?
- Not yet. Diablo Padel will be the first indoor padel club in the East Bay when it opens in 2027.
- I have never played. Is the club for me?
- Yes. Intro clinics and coaching are built into the club, and they are free for members.
- How do I get in?
- Join the waitlist. It is free, and the list hears about every new founding spot first.
Get on the list.
It costs nothing, and you hear from us before we open to the public.
Join the waitlist