Park Padel - San Francisco

San Francisco, California

4.9(51 reviews)

PadelScout Score:85

About This Court

Park Padel - San Francisco is a modern, community-focused padel club located on The Embarcadero with excellent waterfront energy and a friendly atmosphere. With a highly rated presence (4.9 from 51 reviews), it attracts players of all levels — from curious first-timers to competitive groups. The club emphasizes social play, coached lessons, and organized events, making it a great spot to meet other players or sharpen your game. Conveniently positioned near downtown transit and waterfront attractions, Park Padel blends sport and city life for locals and visitors alike.

Court Details

Court Type

Outdoor

Address

The Embarcadero

Features & Amenities

• Downtown SF location • Diverse-owned • LGBTQ+ friendly • Wheelchair accessible • Premium outdoor experience

• Glass-walled padel courts with synthetic turf surfaces • LED/night lighting for evening play • On-site pro shop offering rackets, balls and basic gear • Private and group lessons (adult and junior clinics) • Court equipment rental available (rackets/balls) • Organized social play, ladders and tournaments • Event/booking options for small groups and corporate sessions • Basic player amenities such as seating areas and refreshments (snacks/coffee) — check site for locker/shower availability

Booking & Pricing

Reserve courts online via the club website (https://parkpadel.com). Typical booking flow: create an account, view court availability, and book a time slot. Walk-ins may be possible but advance booking is recommended for peak evening and weekend times. Estimated pricing (subject to change): roughly $30–60 per court hour depending on time and membership; private lessons approximately $60–120 per hour. For group bookings, lessons, or events contact the club directly through the site or the displayed contact options.

Getting Here & Local Area

Located on The Embarcadero, the club is a short walk from the Ferry Building Marketplace, Embarcadero waterfront promenades, Pier 7 and the Exploratorium. Public transit options include nearby Embarcadero BART/Muni and multiple bus lines; parking in the area is limited—use public garages or rideshare for peak times. Nearby dining: Ferry Building eateries (farmers market vendors, Hog Island Oyster Co.), Waterbar and other waterfront restaurants. Great spot to combine a match with sightseeing along the bay.