Pure Padel has multiple locations across England, this includes the most northern location being Darlington. Padel is a mix of tennis and squash, where rackets are used to keep a rally going against a wall. Pure Padel aims to create an enjoyable friendly environment for all people no matter the experience. One way they accomplish this is their 7 available indoor courts, however it can get busy so staff encourage customers to book beforehand. They do this by an app which allows anyone to book a court and time in advance to make the experience flow simply. Pure Padel makes the sport accessible to everyone by offering private coaching and beginner lessons. Memberships are available but not a necessity, as anyone can show up to pay and play.
Customers are able to hire equipment to use whilst playing, so anyone can turn up and play. However for anyone wanting their own personal equipment Pure Padel do have a onsite shop for people interested in playing padel frequently. Consequently making the shop have up to date equipment and brands. They also have an in-house café offering food and drinks, creating a relaxed space for players to unwind and communicate. Pure Padel want to make a community in padel hence the fact they have small communal places inside for players to meet like minded people, and engage in things like leagues and social events.
More information and booking can be found on Pure Padel’s website.
Additionally you can find similar venues on Eric’s Atlas.
Yes, equipment such as balls and rackets are available to hire. But people are also welcome to bring their own equipment.
Yes there is free parking outside the venue, in a large car park.
Yes, they serve small snacks inside the café.
Customers can book online or via an app, it does not take long and allows for people to book a court and time.