Where to Play Padel in Miami & South Florida: Every Major Club, With Courts, Hours and Prices

If you are looking for where to play padel in Miami, start with the scale of it: no other American city comes close. This guide covers 30 open clubs and more than 200 courts across Miami-Dade and Broward, from a 29-court flagship and a members-only club on a seaplane base to a single hotel court in Coral Gables and the indoor halls of Doral. Miami also hosts the Premier Padel Miami P1 every March. Every address, court count, hour and price below was checked against the clubs' own sites and booking pages on November 4, 2026 — and where a club publishes no price, this guide says so instead of guessing.

Every open Miami and South Florida padel club at a glance

The table counts standard courts. Ultra's Magic City flagship lists 26 standard courts plus a singles court and two kids courts, which is why its own site advertises 29.

Miami: the flagship, Wynwood and the bayfront

Ultra Padel Club — Magic City, at 400 NE 67th St, Miami, FL 33138, is the biggest padel club in the United States. Ultra counts 15 outdoor courts, 11 indoor courts with air conditioning, one indoor singles court and two kids courts — 29 in all, or 26 standard courts. Open daily 7:00 AM to 11:30 PM, it advertises play starting at $28 for 90 minutes outdoors, although its page does not say whether that starting figure is per person or per court, so check the booking total for your slot. Clinics and open play run all week, making this the easiest first club in the city: the most courts, the longest day, the deepest calendar.

Wynwood Padel Club, at 1932 NW Miami Ct, Miami, FL 33136, is the neighbourhood original: eight outdoor courts in the middle of the arts district, booked through the club site and Playtomic. Its listing hours are Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM and weekends 8:00 AM to 9:30 PM, and the club publishes no court price, so the rate appears when you pick a slot. A few blocks away, Arena SSC Wynwood at 1089 NW 20th St adds five more courts, a mix of covered and open-air, if Wynwood Padel Club is full.

Padel X Miami, at 141 NE 13th Terrace, Miami, FL 33132, is downtown's big outdoor club: 10 panoramic courts a short walk from the Arsht Center, open daily 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. It is one of the few Miami clubs with live per-court prices anyone can check before booking: on Playtomic, standard courts run about $84 for 60 minutes in the daytime and about $104 in the evening, with premium courts at $114 for 60 minutes (checked November 4, 2026). Real Padel Miami, at 1739 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33132 in Edgewater, is the city's old hand — founded in 2014, four outdoor courts, open 7:00 AM to 11:30 PM, and the clearest published tariff in Miami: $128 plus tax per court for 120 minutes at regular times, with off-peak windows down to $51 plus tax for 120 minutes on weekday middays.

Reserve Padel — Seaplane, at 1000 MacArthur Causeway, Miami, FL 33132 on Watson Island, is the scenic one: six outdoor glass courts at the Miami Seaplane Base, looking across Biscayne Bay at the downtown skyline (Reserve's own pages say five courts in one place and six in another; its directories and listings agree on six). Open daily 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Reserve publishes no public court price here — booking runs through its own system at a premium, membership-led club, so expect to create an account before you see a rate. Downtown's smallest option is Brickell Soccer and Padel at 301 SW 8th St, with two outdoor courts shared with soccer, and the Reserve Padel — Design District club at 75 NE 39th St runs three outdoor glass courts, members only, open daily 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, no public price published.

i95 Padel Club Miami, at 650 NW 105th St, Miami, FL 33150, covers the city's northwest: six courts — four indoor and two outdoor — open daily 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, with no public court price published, so check its booking calendar for your slot. Out west, Cañas Racket at Tropical Park, 7900 SW 40th St, Miami, FL 33155, is the public-park option: three outdoor courts inside Tropical Park, run by the Cañas tennis family, and the most casual game in this guide.

Aventura and North Miami: the northern cluster

Ultra Padel Club — Aventura, at 3455 NE 207th St, Building 2, Aventura, FL 33180, is Ultra's second Miami-Dade club: 10 bookable outdoor courts including a stadium court and two singles courts (Ultra's own count is 11, including all of them), open daily 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. On Playtomic, a doubles court runs $132 per court for 90 minutes (checked November 4, 2026). Aventura stacks two more clubs within a few minutes' drive: Icon Padel Club at 18851 NE 29th Ave, a covered rooftop club with seven outdoor courts, and Casas Padel Club at Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd, with four outdoor courts.

Reserve Padel — Solé Mia, at 2251 NE 146th St, North Miami, FL 33181, is Reserve's flagship and the north's premium room: 12 courts — seven indoor and five outdoor — plus pickleball, open daily 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM (Reserve's page contradicts itself on the total in one section; its booking court list confirms 12). Reserve publishes no court price on its site; on Playtomic, outdoor courts run $100 per court for 60 minutes and indoor courts from $120 for 60 minutes off-peak (checked November 4, 2026). North Miami's NW 135th Street corridor holds three more clubs in a row — Pulse Padel Hub (1355 NW 135th St, six outdoor courts), Pepper Padel (1255 NW 135th St, four outdoor) and Platinum Padel Club (1195 NE 125th St, 10 courts, four indoor and six outdoor) — none of which publishes a public court price, so compare them in their booking apps.

Miami Beach and Coral Gables

Padel Point Miami, at 1960 Normandy Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33141, is the Beach's workhorse: five outdoor panoramic courts on Normandy Isle, open daily 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on the club's own site (some listings show longer hours; the club's figure is the one to plan around). It publishes no court-rental tariff — bookings run through Playtomic, with clinics at $35 to $40 per player for an hour — and memberships are its main product. Sunset Padel, at 1880 West Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 in Sunset Harbour, is the opposite model: four indoor courts, members only, open daily 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with no public court price because there is no pay-as-you-play rate to publish.

Coral Gables has exactly one court inside the city itself: Privé Padel at THesis Hotel Miami, 1350 S Dixie Hwy, Coral Gables, FL 33146, a single outdoor court in the hotel's open-air Paseo, across from the University of Miami, open daily 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The hotel sells group packages on a quote basis rather than a walk-in rate, and describes the setup as a limited-time experience, so check it is still running before planning around it. The club most people find when searching for Coral Gables padel is The Gables Padel, an eight-court club at 1001 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33126 — by the airport, not inside Coral Gables, whatever its name suggests. Its site lists hours of Monday to Saturday 7:00 AM to midnight and Sunday 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and it publishes no court price. One honest caveat: sources disagree on whether its courts are indoor or outdoor, and the club's own pages do not settle it — check when you book if that matters to you.

Doral: Miami's indoor padel row

Doral, the warehouse city by the airport, is where Miami padel goes indoors. Urban Padel, at 11601 NW 107th St, Doral, FL 33178, is the giant: 12 indoor, climate-controlled Adidas courts in a 65,820-square-foot facility, billed by the club as the largest indoor padel club in the United States. Hours are Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM and weekends 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Urban publishes its membership ($249 a month) but no public court rate, so prices appear in its booking flow. The Set Padel, at 1800 NW 108th Ave, on the Doral–Sweetwater line, matches it with 12 panoramic courts plus pickleball. The Set publishes memberships but no non-member court price, and its own listed hours conflict with its listings, so confirm the day's hours when you book.

Champions Padel Club, at 1360 NW 88th Ave, Doral, FL 33172, runs five indoor padel courts (plus pickleball), with listing hours of Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to 11:30 PM and weekends 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM; it publishes no court price. OLA Club by NOX, at 8135 NW 56th St, Doral, FL 33166, is racket brand NOX's own club: six indoor panoramic courts, open Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to midnight and weekends 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, no membership required and no published tariff — its open-play sessions are listed from $15 per person for an early-morning hour. The row's small option is AREA Centre at 6700 NW 77th Ct, with two indoor courts inside a multi-sport centre.

Broward: Miramar, Fort Lauderdale, Hallandale Beach and Sunrise

Cross the county line and the map thins out, but the clubs that exist are substantial. Open Padel Club by Lasaigues, at 7377 Riviera Blvd, Miramar, FL 33023, is Broward's best-documented club: five indoor, air-conditioned panoramic courts, open daily 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, with live per-court prices on Playtomic — 60 minutes from $66 per court in the morning, rising to $80 to $94 in the afternoon peak, and 90 minutes at $100 in the morning (checked November 4, 2026). 10by20 Padel, at 5300 Powerline Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309, is Fort Lauderdale's dedicated club: five indoor courts in a high-ceiling facility, listed as open daily 7:00 AM to 11:30 PM (its booking page shows shorter weekend hours, so check weekends before you go). It publishes no current court tariff this check could verify, so the price appears when you book.

Hollywood itself has no dedicated padel club yet; the nearest game is Padel Life & Soccer at 1000 W Pembroke Rd, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009, immediately south of Hollywood: three indoor courts plus an indoor soccer field, listing hours of Monday to Saturday 8:00 AM to midnight and Sunday 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and no published court tariff. Out west by Sawgrass Mills, Epic Athletic Club, at 12801 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33323, runs seven indoor, climate-controlled padel courts (plus 10 pickleball courts), open Monday to Saturday 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM and Sunday 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Its booking packs state the regular rates plainly: $80 per court for a 1.5-hour daytime session and $110 per court in prime time, one booking covering the whole court.

Announced, not yet open

Three Ultra projects lead the next wave, and Ultra's own locations page lists all of them as coming soon: Ultra Padel Midtown at Midtown Park (announced as 11 outdoor courts plus three kids courts, with a permanent eight-court club to follow — one directory already lists it as operating, but Ultra's site does not), plus Ultra South Beach and Ultra Brickell, with no published addresses, court counts or prices yet. In Doral, Smash Padel Courts is a proposed seven-court indoor conversion of a warehouse at 8080 NW 58th St — a plan, not a club. Padel X Miami Beach, at 640 17th St, is a 10-court project from the Padel X team still in negotiation with the City of Miami Beach. Ace Padel Coconut Grove has been under construction at 3793 Grand Ave with five outdoor courts, its opening targeted for 2026 — check before you go. Treat every date here as the clubs' targets, not guarantees.

What an hour of padel costs in Miami and South Florida

Prices below are the clubs' own published rates or live booking-page rates checked on November 4, 2026, always per court unless the line says per person. Miami padel is mostly priced per court per slot, and the spread is wide.

• Real Padel Miami: the clearest tariff in the city — $128 plus tax per court for 120 minutes at regular times, $100 plus tax for the early slot, and $51 plus tax for 120 minutes in weekday off-peak windows.
• Padel X Miami (via Playtomic): standard courts about $84 per court for 60 minutes in the daytime and about $104 in the evening; premium courts $114 for 60 minutes.
• Reserve Padel — Solé Mia (via Playtomic): outdoor $100 per court for 60 minutes; indoor from $120 per court for 60 minutes off-peak.
• Ultra Padel: the club advertises play starting at $28 for 90 minutes outdoors without stating the basis on its page; at Aventura, Playtomic lists a doubles court at $132 per court for 90 minutes.
• Open Padel Club, Miramar (via Playtomic): 60 minutes from $66 per court in the morning to $80–$94 at peak; 90 minutes $100 per court in the morning.
• Epic Athletic Club, Sunrise (booking packs): $80 per court for 1.5 hours in the daytime (7 AM–5 PM) and $110 per court in prime time (5–9 PM).
• No public court price published: Wynwood Padel Club, Padel Point, Sunset Padel and Reserve Design District (both members only), Reserve Seaplane, Urban Padel, The Set, Champions, OLA, i95, The Gables Padel, Privé, 10by20, Padel Life, Pulse, Pepper, Platinum, Icon and Casas. For these, the rate appears in the club's booking app or not at all — which usually means membership-led pricing.

Peak means weekday evenings and weekends almost everywhere, and summer rain is the other factor: an indoor court at Ultra Magic City, Urban, Reserve Solé Mia or any Doral club keeps a booked game alive when an outdoor court would wash out.

How to pick your first Miami padel club

Pick by the problem you are solving. Complete beginner with no partner: start at Ultra Magic City or Wynwood, where clinics and open play match you with players at your level. Chasing the best game: the deepest calendars are at Ultra's two clubs, Reserve Solé Mia and the Doral indoor row. Playing around work downtown: Padel X for outdoor games at a published price, Real Padel for the two-hour off-peak deal. On Miami Beach, Padel Point is the pay-and-play option and Sunset is the membership splurge. In Broward, Open Padel in Miramar is the transparent pick — live prices, indoor courts, no membership maths. Wherever you start, you do not need to own a racket first: the clubs on this list rent rackets at the desk.

FAQ

How many padel courts are there in Miami and South Florida?

The 30 open clubs in this guide list just over 200 courts between them: 26 standard courts plus a singles court and two kids courts at Ultra's Magic City flagship alone, 12 each at Urban Padel, The Set and Reserve Solé Mia, and indoor and outdoor options in every neighbourhood covered here.

Do I need a membership to play padel in Miami?

Usually not. Most clubs in this guide sell pay-as-you-play court time, clinics and open play to non-members, and several publish their per-court rates in booking apps. The exceptions are Sunset Padel and Reserve Padel's Design District club, which are members only, and Reserve's other clubs, which are membership-led even where guests can book.

Where is the cheapest padel in Miami?

On published per-court rates checked in November 2026, Real Padel Miami's off-peak window is the standout: $51 plus tax per court for 120 minutes, about $13 per player split four ways. Ultra advertises play starting at $28 for 90 minutes outdoors, and Open Padel in Miramar lists morning courts from $66 per court for an hour.

Where can I play padel indoors in Miami when it rains?

Ultra Magic City has 11 air-conditioned indoor courts, Urban Padel has 12 indoor courts in Doral, Reserve Solé Mia has seven indoor courts, and Champions, OLA and The Set cover Doral indoors as well. In Broward, Open Padel (Miramar), 10by20 (Fort Lauderdale), Padel Life (Hallandale Beach) and Epic (Sunrise) are all indoor.

Sources

• Ultra Padel Club — Locations (Magic City and Aventura now open; Midtown, South Beach, Brickell coming soon): https://ultrapadelclub.com/locations
• Ultra Padel Club — Magic City (court breakdown, starting price): https://ultrapadelclub.com/ultra-padel-miami-magic-city
• Reserve Padel — Solé Mia (courts, FAQ on non-member booking): https://www.reservepadel.com/sole-mia
• Reserve Padel — Miami Seaplane (courts, hours): https://www.reservepadel.com/miami-seaplane
• Reserve Padel — Miami Design District (three outdoor courts, members-only, hours): https://www.reservepadel.com/miami-design-district
• Padel X Miami — club site (10 outdoor courts, downtown): https://padelx.us/
• Real Padel Miami — club site (tariff: $128 + tax / 120 min regular, off-peak windows): https://www.realpadelmiami.com/
• Wynwood Padel Club — club site (eight outdoor courts, 1932 NW Miami Ct): https://www.wynwoodpadelmiami.com/
• Urban Padel — club site and membership page (12 indoor courts, Doral): http://urbanpadel.us/
• The Set Padel — club site (12 panoramic courts, 1800 NW 108 Ave): https://thesetpadel.com/
• Champions Padel Club — club site (Doral): https://www.championspadelclub.com/
• OLA Club by NOX — club site (six indoor courts, hours, Doral): https://olaclubs.com/
• Open Padel Club by Lasaigues — club site (five indoor courts, Miramar, hours): https://openpadel.club/
• Sunset Padel — club site (four indoor courts, members-only, hours): https://sunsetpadel.com/
• Padel Point Miami — club site (Normandy Dr, hours, memberships): http://www.padelpointmiami.com/
• i95 Padel Club Miami — club site (six courts, four indoor and two outdoor): https://i95padel.com/
• The Gables Padel — club site (eight courts, 1001 NW 42nd Ave, hours): https://www.thegablespadel.com/
• Privé Padel — Miami at THesis Hotel, Coral Gables (single court, open now): https://prive-padel.com/miami
• THesis Hotel Miami — Padel & Tennis (court hours, group packages): https://thesishotelmiami.com/padel-tennis-miami-coral-gables
• Playtomic — live booking pages for Padel X, Reserve Solé Mia, Ultra Aventura, Open Padel and Epic Athletic Club (per-court rates checked Nov 4, 2026): https://playtomic.com/clubs/padel-x-miami
• PlayPadelUS — Miami padel courts directory (court counts cross-check): https://playpadelus.com/padel-courts/miami
• SimplePadel — Where to Play Padel in Miami, Doral and Miami Beach (independent cross-checks): https://simplepadel.com/where-to-play-padel-in-miami-us/
• CourtSource — Miami padel guide (independent cross-checks): https://www.courtsource.us/blog/guides/best-pickleball-courts-in-miami-fl

Miami has built the deepest padel scene in the United States in about a decade: a flagship you could run a small tournament in every day, a Doral row of indoor halls, neighbourhood clubs from Wynwood to Normandy Isle, and a Broward set that no longer asks anyone to drive an hour south. Pick the club closest to you, book an off-peak court or a clinic, and the hardest problem in Miami padel is finding a fourth player.