Padel Crush Wembley

Padel Crush Wembley is a four-court outdoor padel club within the Lake Monger Sports and Recreation precinct at 144 Gregory Street, Wembley WA 6014. The site sits about five minutes from the Perth CBD by car, on the southern edge of Lake Monger Reserve.

Access is quick from Mitchell Freeway via the Powis Street exit, Cambridge Street and Harborne Street, and the venue is a short walk from Glendalough train station on the Yanchep line. The club opened as one of Perth’s first dedicated padel venues and has built a steady following of locals, commuters and visiting players.

You can find the full venue details, location map and contact options on the Padel Crush website, or get in touch directly at info@padelcrush.com.au or on 0491 076 930.

The padel courts

There are four full-size outdoor doubles courts, built to standard 20m x 10m dimensions with glass back walls and metal mesh side panels for panoramic visibility. The surface is artificial turf with sand infill, which keeps the ball pace lively while still allowing for proper slides on the back glass.

All four courts are floodlit for evening play and sit side-by-side with the lakefront and parkland as a backdrop, so play through to closing time is comfortable year-round. Rackets and balls are available on site, which makes it easy for first-timers or visitors to turn up without kit.

Booking and access

Court bookings are handled through Playtomic, and you can book a padel court on Playtomic in either 60- or 90-minute slots. Live rates show at the booking step, with weekday off-peak typically the cheapest option and weekend evenings the busiest.

Coaching-led socials and tournaments are listed separately on the app, with classes from AUD 60 per 60 minutes and event entries from around AUD 55. Payment is taken at booking, and the standard Playtomic cancellation window applies.

The club is open every day from 07:00 to 21:30, which covers an early-morning hit before work, a lunchtime game or floodlit evening play. Free on-site parking, equipment hire, a small store, a vending machine, changing rooms and step-free disabled access are all available on the day.

Padel programme and social

Padel Crush leans heavily into community play. Coach-led socials, including the popular Newbie Nation evenings, mix beginners with more experienced players, with a coach on court to run friendly games and keep everyone moving.

There are also American-style mix-ins, ladder nights and rolling in-house tournaments through the warmer months. The club runs short coaching blocks, group clinics and private lessons through its in-house team - see the coaching tab for current tiers and pricing.

Junior and family sessions appear in school holidays, and event listings, photos and last-minute slots are posted on Instagram (@padelcrush_wembley) and the club’s Facebook page. WiFi, cafeteria-style food and drink, and bench seating around the courts make it easy to stay for a coffee after a match.

Best for

Padel Crush Wembley suits Perth-based players who want an easy weekday hit close to the CBD, social players keen to meet people through coached mix-ins, and complete beginners who would rather be eased in by a coach than thrown into open play.

Visitors staying in West Perth, Subiaco or Leederville will find it a quick drive, with the Lake Monger setting a pleasant bonus pre- or post-game. The club has become a regular meeting point for groups looking to combine a hit with a lakeside walk or coffee.

It is less suited to players hunting indoor courts for guaranteed all-weather play in winter storms, or those needing premium extras such as a sauna, gym or full restaurant on site. For most casual and intermediate players in Perth, however, it is one of the most accessible and welcoming places to play padel right now.

Looking for more padel options? See S3 Padel Wembley - Social Sports Society.

Padel Crush Wembley runs an in-house coaching offer covering private lessons, small-group clinics and coach-led social sessions such as the Newbie Nation evenings designed to ease beginners into the sport.