THE CLUB

    Portland

    More than a venue — a home for the sport. Four courts, a bar, social spaces, and a pro shop, all steps from Cathedral Park in Portland.

    01

    THE COURTS

    Four panoramic glass courts built to World Padel Tour specifications. LED-lit, heated through the winter, and designed for serious play. Whether you're rallying with friends or competing in a league, the courts are the heart of Foundry.

    WPT-spec · LED lighting · Heated in winter

    Foundry Padel's glass courts seen from above, with play underway on both
    02

    THE BAR

    Post-match beer or a glass of wine. The bar is the club's gathering point — a place to debrief, strategize, or just hang.

    Local beer · Wine · Air conditioned

    Padel shoes tucked under a lounge table between matches at Foundry Padel
    03

    SOCIAL SPACES

    Spectator viewing, lounge seating, and a community table designed for connection. Watch matches from the mezzanine, meet your next doubles partner, or co-work between sessions.

    Mezzanine viewing · Lounge · Co-working

    Four players high-five over the net at the end of a match at Foundry Padel
    04

    PRO SHOP

    Curated gear from the brands shaping padel. Racquets, grips, shoes, and apparel — tested by our coaching team and stocked for every level.

    Racquets · Apparel · Accessories

    Padel racquets laid out on the pro shop counter at Foundry Padel

    THE VIBE

    Industrial warmth meets athletic precision. Exposed concrete, steel framing, and amber light — Foundry's design is rooted in Portland's maker culture. It's a space that feels alive before the first ball is struck.

    Evening leagues under low light. Weekend tournaments with spectators on the mezzanine. Tuesday morning coaching, post-match beers at the bar. This is padel culture, built from the ground up.

    Amber light, exposed steel and concrete over the blue courts at Foundry Padel in St. Johns, Portland
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