A Guest with a padel racket in the Austin sun.

Where sport is pleasure

A new indoor padel club in North Austin, with five air-conditioned terracotta courts, a wellness zone, Revolución café, coworking and more

We're open, here is how to play here

Guests playing on the indoor padel court The lounge at the Padel Collective, with a match on the courts behind Guests in the fitness room Rendering of the bathroom A Guest welcomed at the reception desk Courts
Oasis

One space where it all comes together

We love details and holistic experiences. So we brought in everything that turns padel into your lifestyle. A spacious lounge and café, hybrid sauna and barrel plunges, a fitness room, coworking, and more

The Padel Collective
Who we are

Court hours were never the point

Padel is a simple, social, and fun racket sport. So our idea was simple too: what if every game felt like a mini summer Mediterranean vacation, and that vacation was just part of your day? That's the exact feeling we want for you, here in Austin

Good to know

Everything about playing padel at the Padel Collective in Austin, in one place. Open what you need, skip what you do not. For the full first visit map, see how to play here

What is the Padel Collective?

The Padel Collective is an indoor padel club and lifestyle space in North Austin, Texas. Five air-conditioned padel courts with terracotta turf, a Revolución café, a Finnish sauna with cold plunges, a gym, a coworking space and a lounge you will not want to leave. We opened in October 2026 after two years of building, and the idea is simple: every game should feel like a mini summer Mediterranean vacation, and that vacation should be part of your day

Where is the club, and how do I get there?

1610 Dungan Ln, Austin, TX 78754, in North Austin just east of I-35, about fifteen minutes from Downtown and from The Domain. From Downtown, head north on I-35 and come east toward Cameron Road. From The Domain, take US 183 east and hop across I-35. There is free parking on site, and EV charging arrives in Phase 2

What is padel, and is it hard to learn?

Padel is a racket sport played in doubles on a smaller court with glass walls, so the ball stays in play off the glass and the points are long, fast and social. It is the fastest growing sport in the world for a reason: most people are rallying in their first session. If you have played tennis, pickleball or squash you will feel at home in an hour. If you have played nothing, our Intro to Padel is built for you

How do I book a padel court in Austin at the Padel Collective?

Everything is booked on Playtomic, the app every padel club uses. Make a free account, search for the Padel Collective, Austin, tap the heart to add us to your favourites, and book a court, a class, an open match or a tournament. Courts can be split between the four players in the app. Private lessons are the one exception: message Archie, our Director of Padel, on WhatsApp

I have never played. What should I book first?

The complimentary Intro to Padel, under Academy on our Playtomic page. A coach walks you through the rules, the serve, the glass and your first rallies. Rackets and balls are provided, so bring court shoes with non-marking soles and water. From there, a beginner clinic or an open match at your level, and you are playing padel in Austin every week

What lessons, clinics and open play do you run?

Private 1-on-1 lessons with Archie or Stephan, small-group clinics at beginner, intermediate and advanced level, open matches every day, Up and Down nights where winners move up a court, the Saturday Americano tournament, and Coffee and Padel on Sunday mornings. Our coaches are calm and technical, so you leave every session with one thing fixed and a plan for the next

What else is in the Oasis besides the courts?

A Revolución café with coffee, matcha, smoothies and tacos. A lounge with a view of the courts. A Finnish sauna and barrel cold plunges. A fitness room. A coworking space with a desk for the afternoon. Changing rooms with towels. It is the part of a padel club that other padel clubs in Austin do not have, and the reason people stay after the game

Do you offer memberships?

Yes. Founding Membership is open now: $170 a month with the rate locked for twelve months, initiation waived, 30% off court bookings, extended booking windows, unlimited sauna and plunge, members-only coworking and more. Fifty spots, then it is gone for good. You can also play without a membership, court by court, on Playtomic

Is it really playable in the Austin summer?

Yes. All five courts are indoors and air-conditioned, which is why padel in Austin works here in July as well as in October. A 2pm game in August is as pleasant as a Sunday morning one. The glass, the lights and the turf are the same as the best clubs in Spain, minus the sunburn