Padel in Oberhausen
15 clubs in the area
- mitte — babcock | soft opening, Duisburger Straße 375, Oberhausen
- Padelon Mülheim, Nikolaus-Ehlen-Str.18, Mülheim an der Ruhr
- Ballkontakt, Sternbuschweg 360, Duisburg
- flash fields Duisburg Stadion, Bertaallee, Duisburg
- Club Raffelberg, Kalkweg 123-125, Duisburg
- Sportpark Weywiesen Bottrop, In den Weywiesen 86, Bottrop
- DTG BW Dinslaken, Alleestr. 66, Dinslaken
- flash fields Duisburg Töppersee, Lohfelder Weg 97, Duisburg
- LaOla, Heßlerstraße 37, Essen
- Kineto Padel Club , Bismarckstraße 110, Moers
- Tiger Padel, Am Neuen Angerbach 28, Duisburg
- ETUF e.V. Essen, Freiherr-vom-Stein Str. 204 A, Essen
- Ruhrpadel Sportpark, Möllerstraße 36, Gladbeck
- TC Angertal, Ernst-Stinshoff-Straße 50, Ratingen
- Padelon Gelsenkirchen, Zweckeler Str.55, Gelsenkirchen
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Frequently asked questions about padel in Oberhausen
How much does an hour of padel cost in Oberhausen?
Prices vary by venue and time of day, roughly between €18 and €44 per hour for a doubles court. With four players, that comes to €4.5 to €11 per person.
Do I need my own equipment?
Most indoor facilities offer racket and ball rental. You only need sports clothing and indoor shoes. Pure outdoor courts don't always offer rentals. Best to check with the club beforehand.
Where can I play indoor padel in Oberhausen?
In Oberhausen there are 51 indoor courts. The largest indoor venues are mitte — babcock | soft opening (11 courts), Padelon Mülheim (8 courts) and Tiger Padel (8 courts). All are available year-round, weather-independent. Use the indoor filter in the availability overview above to narrow your search.
Do I need to be a member to play?
Most padel venues let you play without membership. Courts are booked flexibly by the hour. This is different from many traditional tennis clubs.
Can I play padel alone?
Padel is primarily a doubles sport. You can find playing partners through local communities and open matches. Some venues also offer singles courts.
All information without warranty. Availability and prices are updated regularly but may change at any time. Please book directly with the club.