Neo Padel Gainsborough

Neo Padel Gainsborough is an indoor padel club at Unit 2 Grange Road, Corringham Road Industrial Estate, Gainsborough DN21 1QB, UK. The club has 8 indoor courts, 6 for doubles and 2 for singles, all with panoramic glass, and every court is booked online through Playtomic.

The club sits on an industrial estate on the edge of Gainsborough, with free parking on site. Neo Padel Gainsborough is open from 7am to 10pm every day of the week, so early starts before work and late games after dinner are both easy to fit in.

Neo Padel Gainsborough is built for everyone from complete beginners to experienced players. If you are comparing options nearby, the guide to padel courts in Gainsborough lists the local clubs, and the wider padel courts in Lincolnshire hub covers the rest of the county.

The padel courts at Neo Padel Gainsborough

All 8 courts at Neo Padel Gainsborough are indoors, so rain, wind and cold never cancel a booking. The 6 doubles courts are full size with panoramic glass walls, which give spectators and players a clear view of the rallies and make the glass easy to read off the back wall.

The remaining pair are singles courts, also indoor and panoramic. Singles padel courts are narrower than doubles courts and are still uncommon in England, so they are a useful option when only two players want a game, or for drilling and one on one coaching.

With 6 doubles courts under one roof, there are more open slots at busy times than at smaller clubs. Groups booking several courts at once for a work event or club night have room to do so here. Read more about covered venues in our guide to indoor padel courts in the UK.

Booking and access

Courts at Neo Padel Gainsborough are booked through Playtomic, either in the app or on the website, with 60 and 90 minute slots on every court. Opening hours are 7am to 10pm, Monday to Sunday. For anything else, the club can be reached by phone on +44 7346 814983.

Doubles court prices are per court. Off-peak, Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm: £20 for 60 minutes, £30 for 90 minutes. Peak, Monday to Friday 4pm to 10pm: £36 for 60 minutes, £54 for 90 minutes. Weekends, Saturday and Sunday 7am to 10pm: £36 for 60 minutes, £54 for 90 minutes.

Shared between four players, a peak doubles hour at £36 per court works out at £9 each. Off-peak weekday slots are the cheapest way to play, so daytime players get the best value from the club.

Singles court prices are also per court. Off-peak, Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm: £20 for 60 minutes, £30 for 90 minutes. Peak, Monday to Friday 4pm to 10pm: £30 for 60 minutes, £45 for 90 minutes. Weekends, Saturday and Sunday 7am to 10pm: £30 for 60 minutes, £45 for 90 minutes.

You do not need your own kit to start, as rackets can be rented at the counter. Parking is free on site, there is Wi-Fi in the building and the club has disabled access.

Programme and social

The coaching programme at Neo Padel Gainsborough is coming soon. For new players it is built around Intro to Padel group sessions covering racket technique, serving, positioning, scoring and how to use the glass, a structured way to learn the basics alongside other beginners.

The programme then sets out coaching for Improvers and Intermediate players and an Advanced Performance level for stronger players who want to sharpen their game. In the meantime, any player can book a court on Playtomic and play, and the Neo Padel Gainsborough website has the latest club news.

For a wider view of lessons, courses and academies, see our guide to padel coaching in the UK.

Best for

Neo Padel Gainsborough suits beginners who want racket rental and a welcoming start, groups of four after a reliable indoor court in any weather, and improving players looking ahead to the coming coaching programme. The singles courts make it a good pick for pairs who cannot find a four.

Daytime and weekday players get the most from the off-peak rates, while the 7am opening every day helps anyone fitting padel around work. Free parking makes arriving by car simple.

New to the sport? Our beginner’s guide to padel in the UK covers the rules, scoring and what to bring to your first game.