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Antrim

Padel in Antrim.

Antrim is the densest padel county in Northern Ireland — seven operational venues across Belfast and the county towns, anchored by the Let's Go Padel chain's three clubs and ranging from a four-court dedicated base in Muckamore to a single elevated court on stilts in south Belfast.

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  1. For the biggest Belfast cluster, head to Let's Go Padel Crumlin Road — four indoor courts (two doubles, two singles), book on Playtomic.
  2. New to the game: Padel Society at Muckamore is a dedicated four-court base (two covered, two outdoor), open to all levels with coaching and equipment rental.
  3. South Belfast options are Belfast Boat Club (three courts, non-members welcome on Playtomic since February 2025) and Windsor's elevated single court (members-only, limited guest access).
  4. Travelling out from Belfast: Ballyclare (four courts), Ballymoney (two indoor, more planned), and Galgorm Castle near Ballymena (four covered courts on Playtomic).
Venues
7
Courts
22
Type mix
Mixed 3 · Covered 1 · Indoor 2 · Outdoor 1
Verified
7/7

The scene

The Let's Go Padel chain runs three of the seven venues. Crumlin Road (Hillview Retail Park, north Belfast) has four indoor courts — two doubles and two singles — bookable on Playtomic; Ballyclare adds four more (two indoor, two outdoor) on the Green Road; and Ballymoney runs a two-court indoor phase-one setup (one doubles, one singles) on Riada Avenue, with further courts planned. Away from the chain, Padel Society at Muckamore Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club is a dedicated four-court padel base — two covered panoramic courts and two outdoor — open to all levels with coaching and kit rental. In south Belfast, Belfast Boat Club opened three courts in January 2025 (two covered, one uncovered) and opens them to non-members on Playtomic, while Windsor Lawn Tennis Club added the world's first elevated padel court on stilts — a single outdoor double, members-only with limited guest access. North of the city near Ballymena, Galgorm Castle has four covered courts bookable on Playtomic at the Galgorm Parks estate.

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Where to play · 7

How to book

VenueAccessBook via
Belfast Boat Club PadelPublic pay-and-playPlaytomic
Galgorm CastlePublic pay-and-playPlaytomic
Let's Go Padel BallyclarePublic pay-and-playLet's Go Padel app
Let's Go Padel BallymoneyPublic pay-and-playLet's Go Padel app
Let's Go Padel Crumlin RoadPublic pay-and-playLet's Go Padel app
Padel SocietyPublic pay-and-playPlaytomic
Windsor Lawn Tennis ClubMembersPlaytomic

Coming soon · 2

  • David Lloyd Belfast — Club site specifies 2 indoor + 3 outdoor padel courts. The racquets page lists padel as available, but the tennis page still says 'Coming soon' (same 2+3 spec) — treat as not yet operational. Members-only (Platinum); bookings via the David Lloyd app, not Playtomic. Re-check when courts open.
  • Let's Go Padel Weavers Cross — Playtomic placeholder.
A note on the numbers. Galgorm Castle: Playtomic lists four roofed doubles at 200 Galgorm Rd, BT42 1HL (2026-08-22) — we treat that live grid as the count, not the older two-court press figure. Ballyclare: the club's own location page specifies 2 indoor + 2 outdoor courts, while Playtomic tags all four as indoor — the club-site split (2 indoor, 2 outdoor) is treated as authoritative. County border: Belfast straddles the historic Antrim/Down boundary along the River Lagan. Crumlin Road (BT14) sits on the Antrim side, while the two south Belfast clubs — Belfast Boat Club and Windsor (both BT9) — lie just south of the traditional county line in what is historically County Down; they are grouped here under Antrim to keep Belfast's padel scene on one page.
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