With the release of fresh designs for Boca Paddle, a 100,000-square-foot indoor pickleball and padel club set to open in early 2026, Boca Raton is about to welcome a revolutionary addition to its recreational scene. In order to satisfy the growing demand for racquet sports in a climate-controlled setting, a public-private collaboration built the $20 million project.
To ensure year-round play, the facility will have 25 courts, including six padel courts and 14 indoor pickleball courts, in addition to covered outdoor spaces. However, Boca Paddle is more than just a place for sports. Plans call for office spaces, a pro shop, a full-service restaurant run by Farmer’s Table, and wellness features including saunas and cold plunge pools.
The club will also include event spaces, walking pathways, and public art displays in an effort to promote community. With clinics, leagues, and open play sessions, the programming will accommodate players of all skill levels, from novices to seasoned pros.
Boca Paddle is positioned to become a major center for social interaction and recreation in South Florida, since pickleball participation in the United States has increased by more than 45% in just the last year.
