Park Padel

Awesome place for a corporate event. I organized an office outing for ~20 of us. We rented two courts for two hours. No one had played padel before. Everyone had a blast. Instructors/staff there when you needed it, but also was happy to just let us play. Highly recommend.

While walking around the Embarcadero Ferry building area of San Francisco, I noticed a court structure near the Vaillancourt fountain. As I walked over to visit, I learned that Park Padel has been available in SF since November 2023. Although I didn't have time to play, the representative was very informative and helpful in explaining the Padel game and rules. The Park Padel court location is perfect for the Embarcadero and is creating a positive vibe to the area.

So much fun!! Went with my company on an outing and team building/ social event and had a blast! The staff is so nice and Aitana our instructor was an amazing coach! Plus we brought catering from PetitPairings! The perfect combination @petitpairings @parkpadel

Booked a corporate session for 16 of us and Charles was fantastic, got everyone involved regardless of ability, and made the session great fun. Highly recommend for both corporate groups and anyone looking to try padel.

Disappointed with today’s social hour experience I usually enjoy Park Paddle socials — they’re a great way to meet people and play fair, organized games. However, during today’s session, something quite unfair happened. My name was called for the last game, but two ladies decided among themselves to take my spot so they could play together, without even checking with me or the organizer. This goes against the spirit of a social — everyone should get a fair rotation, especially when names are called out. It was awkward and honestly pretty rude. Thankfully, the organizer managed to adjust me into another court, but it still felt unfair and unprofessional. I’d really appreciate if Park Paddle reminded players to respect the rotation system and not self-select games at the last minute. If people want to play together, they should communicate that ahead of time — not at the expense of others who also paid and showed up to play.