Padel in Spain — Market Overview

Spain, as of October 2026: Padelnomics counts 1,154 padel clubs in 564 cities,with 6,202 courts counted at 1051 of them. The median club whose bookings we can read had 44% of its court hours booked over the last 30 days. Source: Padelnomics, from booking platforms, public map data and federation directories; free to cite under CC BY 4.0.

Total Venues
1154
Cities Tracked
564
padelnomics Score
78.4/100
Population
28.1M
Measured occupancy
44% · 1085 clubs
Peak court hire
20EUR · median
Monthly takings, measured
15,771,178EUR · 738 clubs
Key takeaway: Spain is one of Europe's most attractive padel markets right now — significant supply gaps, proven demand, and strong unit economics for well-positioned new venues.

This overview covers 1154 tracked venues across 564 cities in Spain, scored by the padelnomics Score (country average: 78.4/100). Below: top cities ranked by investment potential, and links to each city's detailed analysis.

Market Landscape

Padel is growing rapidly across Spain. The true venue count is likely higher, as independent clubs without public pricing are not always captured.

A score above 65 signals meaningful supply gaps alongside existing demand. Even in regions with established padel infrastructure, venue density per 100,000 residents varies significantly between cities — local analysis pays off.

Key facts

How many padel clubs are there in Spain? 1154 clubs across 564 cities, 1152 of them on our map with a coordinate and a court count.

How many courts? 6202 counted courts at 1051 clubs; one court for every 4,532 residents in the cities we track.

Indoor or outdoor? 43% of the courts with a known roof are indoor (2509 indoor, 3356 outdoor).

Can you book online? 88% of the clubs list their courts on a booking platform we read.

How full are the courts? Median occupancy 44% across 1085 of 1117 clubs whose bookings we can read, as of 2026-10-15. 8 more clubs had almost no bookings there in the last 30 days (under 3 %). We leave them out, because to us a quiet club looks the same as one that sells its courts elsewhere.

What do the clubs take? 15,771,178 EUR in the last thirty days, summed over the 738 measured clubs. Nothing is estimated for the rest.

Indoor or outdoor

Of the courts at the 1152 clubs on our map, 2509 are indoor and 3356 outdoor; for 1061 we do not know the roof.

36%indoor
  • 2509 indoor
  • 3356 outdoor
  • 1061 unknown

How big the clubs are

Clubs by court count, for the 1152 clubs on our map with a known court count.

491
1332
1133
1934
1315
1446
937
708
429
18410+

Courts per club

Where clubs offer court time

88% of the clubs we know in Spain list their courts on a booking platform we read; the rest take bookings by phone, on their own site, or not publicly at all. Only a club that actually sells there can be measured, and only for those clubs do occupancy and takings appear on this page.

The last 28 days

Takings across the 657 clubs priced in both windows moved +15.7% against the 28 days before; occupancy moved +5.1 pp.

The biggest riser, and the move city by city, are on the Insights home.

Top Cities in Spain

Cities are ranked by padelnomics Score — evaluating investment potential based on supply gaps, catchment reach, market maturity, and sports culture. Higher-scoring cities generally offer the strongest conditions for new facilities.

City Market Analysis
Madrid View investment analysis →
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Málaga View investment analysis →
Sevilla View investment analysis →
Alcobendas View investment analysis →

Each city page includes a market analysis with Padelnomics Score and a pre-configured financial planner seeded with local market data. Detailed pricing, occupancy, and competitor data are part of Padelnomics Research.

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FAQ

How many padel courts are there in Spain?

We currently track 1154 padel venues across 564 cities in Spain — and we know the court number for 1051 of them (91%), which together hold 6202 counted courts. As of 2026-10-15. The actual total may be higher as independent clubs without public pricing are not always captured.

Which city in Spain is best for a padel center?

Our top-ranked city by padelnomics Score is Madrid. The score evaluates investment potential based on supply gaps, catchment reach, market maturity, and sports culture. However, the best city for you depends on land availability, local competition, and your target customer profile. Use the financial planner to model different locations side by side.

What are typical padel court prices in Spain?

Prices vary significantly by city, facility type (indoor vs outdoor), and time of day (peak vs off-peak). City- and venue-level pricing benchmarks — median rates, P25–P75 spreads, and occupancy data — are part of Padelnomics Research.

How fast is padel growing in Spain?

Padel is one of the fastest-growing racquet sports in Europe. With 1154 venues tracked across 564 cities, Spain shows significant untapped potential — many locations remain underserved. The sport benefits from a low barrier to entry, high enjoyment factor, and strong word-of-mouth growth among players.

Which cities have the best data coverage?

Cities with higher padelnomics Scores (like Madrid) are typically the strongest economic locations with the densest venue footprint. Browse our Spain market overview to see all cities ranked by score.

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