Boca Raton is preparing to welcome a game-changing addition to its recreational landscape with the unveiling of new renderings for Boca Paddle, a 100,000-square-foot indoor pickleball and padel club scheduled to open in early 2026. The $20 million project, developed through a public-private partnership, aims to meet the surging demand for racquet sports in a climate-controlled environment.
The facility will feature 25 courts—14 indoor pickleball courts and six for padel—alongside covered outdoor options to ensure year-round play. But Boca Paddle is more than just a sports venue. Plans include wellness amenities like saunas and cold plunge pools, coworking spaces, a pro shop, and a full-service restaurant operated by Farmer’s Table.
Designed to foster community, the club will also incorporate public art installations, walking trails, and event spaces. Programming will cater to all skill levels, from first-time players to seasoned professionals, with clinics, leagues, and open play sessions.
With pickleball participation in the U.S. growing by over 45% in the past year alone, Boca Paddle is poised to become a central hub for both sport and social connection in South Florida.
