CW Padel Club

CW Padel Club is an outdoor padel venue at Cray Wanderers FC, Chislehurst BR7 6HL, with four floodlit super panoramic courts booked on Playtomic. The courts are bookable by the public, and the site has free parking, an on-site bar and café and a garden lounge.

The club opened in 2026 at the Cray Wanderers FC ground in Chislehurst. It suits players who want a straightforward game on modern glass courts, followed by a drink in the social areas and live sport on the 15ft outdoor TV screen.

The padel courts

All four courts at CW Padel Club are outdoor super panoramic courts. The panoramic glass gives players and spectators a clear view of every rally, and the layout keeps all the courts close to the social areas, so groups waiting for their slot can watch the games in progress.

There are no indoor courts and no roof, so play here is open air in every season. Every court is floodlit, which means evening games carry on after dark through autumn and winter. On wet days the courts are exposed, so it pays to check the forecast before booking.

Equipment is easy to sort on the day. Racket hire is available and balls are on sale at the club, so newcomers and visitors do not need to bring their own equipment to get on court.

The venue has disabled access and WiFi. Free parking for over 200 cars makes arriving by car simple, and the courts sit within the same site as the parking.

Booking and access

Every court at CW Padel Club is booked on Playtomic, and the courts are open to the public. The club is open every day of the week from 08:00 to 22:30, so there is room for early sessions before work as well as late games under the floodlights.

Off-peak, Monday to Friday 08:00 to 16:00: £24 for 60 minutes, £36 for 90 minutes, £48 for 120 minutes. This is the cheapest time to play and suits daytime groups, shift workers and anyone with a flexible week.

Peak, Monday to Friday 16:00 to 22:30: £44 for 60 minutes, £66 for 90 minutes, £88 for 120 minutes. Weekend, Saturday and Sunday 08:00 to 22:30: £44 for 60 minutes, £66 for 90 minutes, £88 for 120 minutes.

All prices are per court, not per person. Shared between four players, a peak hour at £44 per court works out at £11 each, which keeps an evening or weekend game affordable for a regular group.

Courts, group classes and intro sessions are booked on the CW Padel Club page on Playtomic, and the club is on Instagram. For questions the booking app cannot answer, the club can be reached by phone on +44 7856 567771.

Programme and social

Coaching at CW Padel Club runs through Playtomic too. Group classes for Beginners and Improvers last 60 minutes and cost £17.50 per player, an easy step for anyone who has played a few times and wants structured guidance on their game.

For complete newcomers, ‘Intro to padel’ sessions last 60 minutes and cost £15. They are booked on Playtomic in the same way as a court, and they are the natural first step before joining a group class or booking a game with friends.

Off court, the club is built around socialising. There are spacious social areas alongside the courts, a garden lounge, and an on-site bar and café serving drinks and snacks.

A 15ft outdoor TV screen shows live sport, so it is easy to stay on after a game. The mix of courts, garden lounge and big screen makes the club a good meeting point for groups who want more than a quick hour on court.

Best for

CW Padel Club is best for beginners and improving players who want intro sessions and group classes. The club also suits groups of four looking for a good value off-peak hour in Chislehurst on weekday mornings and afternoons.

It also suits after-work players who want a floodlit evening game, and anyone who likes to combine padel with live sport on the big screen. Players who want a covered or indoor court should look elsewhere, as all four courts are outdoor.

To compare more venues across the capital, browse the padel clubs in London hub, including Tour Padel Avery Hill and Bannatyne Grove Park.

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