Bay Padel lists 18 courts across four California clubs, with more planned at Dogpatch

Bay Padel's published club pages describe four Northern California locations with 18 padel courts between them, spanning Treasure Island and Dogpatch in San Francisco, Sunnyvale and San Jose. A further four outdoor padel courts at Dogpatch remain advertised as coming soon.

That distinction separates the operator's current venue listings from its expansion plans. It also reveals a network with different playing environments, rather than four copies of one club: indoor courts, fitness facilities and social spaces vary by address.

Two San Francisco clubs with different scale

The Treasure Island location lists six padel courts and seven pickleball courts at 29 Avenue G. The operator presents it as an indoor club, with parking, changing rooms and showers, equipment rental and sales, a lounge and a snack bar.

Its Dogpatch club is in Pier 70's Building 12 at 1070 Maryland Street. That page lists two indoor padel courts, a full-size gym, changing facilities and a lounge. It separately advertises 11 future outdoor courts: four for padel and seven for pickleball.

The padel subtotal for the two San Francisco club pages is therefore eight, excluding the proposed outdoor addition. Counting all 11 announced courts as padel, or treating them as already open, would overstate the network's playing inventory.

Sunnyvale and San Jose extend the footprint

In Sunnyvale, the operator lists four indoor padel courts at 1365 Geneva Drive, together with a fitness zone, equipment services, changing rooms and a snack bar and lounge. Its published hours are 7 a.m.–11 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m.–8 p.m. on weekends.

The San Jose club page lists six padel courts at 87 Barack Obama Boulevard. It also lists parking, an equipment boutique, a snack bar and a lounge. Showers and changing rooms, the recovery area, and the cold plunge and sauna carry coming-soon labels.

Those labels matter to anyone planning a visit around more than the match. The page supports a six-court venue listing; it does not establish that every advertised recovery amenity is operating. The operator's central directory and dedicated San Jose page also display different street addresses, so the dedicated club page and its booking contact are the more specific starting points for arrival details.

Programs help turn a court into a regular game

Bay Padel's playing-options guide describes a one-hour introductory clinic covering scoring, walls, teamwork and serving. It also separates group clinics, private instruction, court reservations and two-hour round-robin open-play sessions, which players can join alone or with a partner.