Padel Warehouse 52 Tamworth

Padel Warehouse 52 Tamworth is an indoor padel club at Unit N, Riverside Industrial Park, Atherstone Street, Fazeley, Tamworth B78 3SD. It has four indoor panoramic courts, three for doubles and one for singles, opens from 5am to midnight every day and takes bookings on Playtomic.

The club has 14 on-site parking spaces and a cycle store. Inside there are men’s and women’s changing rooms, a lounge serving hot and cold drinks, table tennis and ball vending machines, so you can arrive, warm up and stay on after a game.

Racket use is free whether or not you join, and the programme covers coaching for every level, social nights, open matches and leagues. It is a weatherproof place to play padel in Staffordshire, with early starts and late finishes on every day of the week.

The padel courts

Padel Warehouse 52 Tamworth has four indoor courts and no outdoor courts. All four are competition grade super panoramic courts, with glass walls that give players and anyone watching a clear view of the game.

Three of the courts are doubles courts for the standard four-player game. Court 1 is a singles court, a narrower court for two players that suits a more physical session, drills with a partner or a cheaper hour on court.

Because every court is indoors, games go ahead whatever the weather. That matters most in winter, when rain, wind and cold can stop play at outdoor venues, and it makes the long opening hours usable all year round.

If you are comparing covered venues, our guide to indoor padel courts in the UK explains what to look for, from court type to booking habits at busy times.

Booking and access

Padel Warehouse 52 Tamworth courts are booked on Playtomic in 60, 90 or 120 minute slots. The club is open from 5am to midnight, Monday to Sunday, so there are slots before work, during the day and late in the evening.

Weekday doubles prices are per court. Peak (Monday to Friday 5am to 9am and 4pm to midnight) is £38 for 60 minutes, £57 for 90 and £76 for 120. Off-peak (Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm) is £28 for 60 minutes, £42 for 90 and £56 for 120.

At weekends, Saturday and Sunday from 5am to midnight, a doubles court costs £38 for 60 minutes, £57 for 90 minutes and £76 for 120 minutes. Shared between four players, the £38 peak hour works out at £9.50 per person.

The singles court costs £28 for 60 minutes, £42 for 90 minutes and £56 for 120 minutes at peak, Monday to Sunday 5am to midnight. Off-peak, Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm, it is £22 for 60 minutes, £33 for 90 minutes and £44 for 120 minutes.

Entry is by a 4-digit code that comes with your booking. The code works from 20 minutes before your slot until 20 minutes after it. You can cancel up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund.

You can book without joining, with a 10 to 14 day look-ahead and free racket use. The 52+ membership extends the look-ahead to 21 days, takes 10% off the playing portion of court bookings and adds 10% off with PDH Sports, with free racket use too.

Parking is on site, with 14 spaces and a cycle store. The gates close in the evenings and at weekends. Do not park in the yellow-marked areas or in neighbouring businesses’ spaces.

For questions, email hello@padelwarehouse52.co.uk or call +44 7522 161204. The Padel Warehouse 52 website has the club FAQs, and our guide to booking a padel court in the UK explains how app booking works and how to split the cost.

Programme and social

Coaching at Padel Warehouse 52 Tamworth is available as 1 to 1 or group sessions, from beginners picking up a racket for the first time to seasoned players fine-tuning their game. A few sessions are a good way to learn the walls, the serve and court positioning before you play full matches.

Social nights and open matches give players a way to meet others and find a game at the right level. There is also a players’ WhatsApp group for finding games, which helps if you are new to padel or short of a fourth player.

Leagues run alongside the social nights and open matches, giving regular players structured, competitive games against others at the club. Our guide to padel leagues in the UK explains how league formats usually work. The same team also runs Padel Warehouse 52 in Wolverhampton, and both clubs have singles and doubles courts.

Best for

Padel Warehouse 52 Tamworth is best for players who want reliable indoor padel with long hours. Open from 5am to midnight every day, it suits early games before work, off-peak weekday sessions and late evening matches all year round.

Beginners are well served by coaching that starts from the very first time you pick up a racket, free racket use and social nights where you can meet other players. Our beginner’s guide to padel covers the rules and basic shots before your first session.

Two players who want a harder workout can book the singles court, and regular players can save with off-peak weekday rates or the 52+ membership. To compare other clubs nearby, browse padel clubs in Staffordshire.