Where to play padel in Amsterdam and how to book

For a game in Amsterdam, start with Peakz Kauwgomballenkwartier. Check the session directly with the club and map the journey all the way to the entrance.

Amsterdam looks compact, but the courts sit beyond the inner canal belt. Sloterdijk suits a western base, Kauwgomballenkwartier the southeast. Pair a confirmed session with one sightseeing area and let the rest of the day unfold beside the water.

The venues up close

Peakz Kauwgomballenkwartier

Six indoor and two outdoor courts southeast of the historic centre. The selected court type determines whether your booking is protected from the weather.

Willem Fenengastraat 3, 1096 BN Amsterdam · Peakz Kauwgomballenkwartier

Peakz Sloterdijk

Four roofed outdoor courts beneath the railway and one uncovered court. The roof helps with rain, but wind and outdoor temperature remain part of the game.

Naritaweg 4b, 1043 CP Amsterdam · Peakz Sloterdijk

Before you pay for a court

Question	Why it matters
Court or match?	Hiring a court gives your group the space. If you need partners, ask for an open match at your level.
What is included?	Ask for the court fee, racket hire and balls as separate amounts. Divide the total once you know how many people are playing.

A question players ask

Where can I check availability?

Use the operator link for Peakz Kauwgomballenkwartier above. Check the date, local start time and court type for the specific session.

For your trip

The 50-page English edition brings the venue profiles, city planning notes and on-court practice together. Get the Amsterdam Padel Travel Guide (PDF). More on the city: Padel in Amsterdam: venues, base and articles.

Read next · Two days in Amsterdam: padel and city walks · Your Amsterdam padel session: Forward together, back together

Planning sources · Peakz Kauwgomballenkwartier · Routes and timetables

Water reflection of canal houses at blue hour in Damrak Amsterdam the Netherlands.jpg · Basile Morin · CC BY-SA 4.0