About P1 Padel
P1 Padel is a padel club in Las Vegas with eight courts, a clubhouse and parking. Visitors can reserve court time, join beginner Try Padel sessions, or choose coaching for adults and juniors. Coaching formats include private lessons and group clinics, with weekly programs also including round robins, social mixers and leagues. The club also offers memberships and options for groups and parties. People deciding how to play can start with an introductory session, choose coaching for focused instruction, or look into recurring programs for a more social or competitive format. Court play is by reservation.
Services
Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.
Padel court rental
Ask the club whether padel courts are available to rent, how booking works, the playing session length, and whether guest access or equipment rental is included.
Membership options
Ask whether the club offers membership plans. Compare booking access, guest policies, cancellation terms, and any separate court fees before choosing a plan.
Padel instruction
Ask about professional padel instruction, beginner lessons, private coaching, and group sessions. Confirm instructor availability, lesson format, and the level suited to your experience.
Padel equipment
Ask whether rackets and balls are available to rent or purchase. Confirm what is provided for your booking and what footwear or equipment you should bring.
Choose a format that fits your visit
For a first experience, consider whether an introductory session or a reserved court better suits your group. Try Padel is aimed at beginners, while court reservations suit players who already have a plan for their session. If instruction is the priority, compare private coaching with a group clinic. For ongoing play, weekly programs include social and competitive choices. As general planning advice, think about your experience level, how much guidance you want, and whether you prefer a structured activity or open time with your group.
Prepare for a first session
Before selecting a session, decide who will attend and what each person hopes to get from playing. Beginners may want the introductory format; players working on particular skills may prefer to ask about coaching. For any court visit, make a reservation in advance because play is reservation-based. It can also help to agree on a time and session type with the rest of your group before making plans.
Plan a group outing around its purpose
For a gathering, first decide whether the main aim is trying padel, playing together, or marking an occasion. Share the expected group size and the experience levels involved when considering an event or party option. If attendees want different levels of structure, think about whether a coached activity or a social format would suit them better. These are planning suggestions, not a description of a required booking process.
Common customer requests
Reserve a court
A visitor wants to reserve a court for a padel session.
Try padel for the first time
A new player wants an introductory session to learn the basics in a small group.
Find coaching
A player wants individual instruction or group coaching for adults or juniors.
Join a weekly program
A player is looking for a recurring activity such as a clinic, round robin, social mixer or league.
Explore a group event or membership
A group is considering a club gathering or membership with court-access and club amenities.
Service area
Explore ZIP areas in Clark County. These are geographic estimates, not confirmed provider coverage. Check availability for your address before scheduling.
Estimated county ZIP areas: Clark County. Provider coverage is unconfirmed.
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- Henderson, NV89002, 89011, 89012, 89014, 89015, 89044, 89052, 89074
- Blue Diamond, NV89004
- Boulder City, NV89005
- Bunkerville, NV89007
- Indian Springs, NV89018, 89070
- Jean, NV89019, 89026
- Logandale, NV89021
- Moapa, NV89025
- Mesquite, NV89027, 89034
- Laughlin, NV89029
- North Las Vegas, NV89030, 89031, 89032, 89081, 89084, 89085, 89086
- Cal Nev Ari, NV89039
- Overton, NV89040
- Searchlight, NV89046
- Sloan, NV89054
- Las Vegas, NV89101, 89102, 89103, 89104, 89106, 89107, 89108, 89109, 89110, 89113, 89115, 89117, 89118, 89119, 89120, 89121, 89122, 89123, 89124, 89128, 89129, 89130, 89131, 89134, 89135, 89138, 89139, 89141, 89142, 89143, 89144, 89145, 89146, 89147, 89148, 89149, 89156, 89158, 89161, 89166, 89169, 89178, 89179, 89183
- Nellis Afb, NV89191
Questions about P1 Padel
Can a beginner try padel?
Yes. Try Padel sessions introduce beginners to the basics in small groups of eight and are held weekly. This format can help someone get an initial feel for the game before choosing other ways to play.
Are coaching options available for adults and juniors?
Yes. Coaching is offered for adults and juniors at different skill levels, with private lessons and group lessons available. Consider whether individual attention or learning alongside other players better fits your goals.
What kinds of weekly programs are offered?
Yes. Weekly programs include coaching clinics, round robins, social mixers and competitive leagues. These different formats let players consider whether they prefer instruction, social play or competition.
Do I need to reserve a court?
Court play is by reservation, so plan to reserve before arriving. When choosing a session, consider who will play and whether everyone in the group has a preferred time or skill level.
What benefits are included with membership?
Membership benefits by the club include priority court access, advance reservations, monthly court hours, lounge access, locker rooms, showers, towel service and member events. Review which of these benefits matter to your expected playing frequency when comparing membership with occasional court bookings.
Common industry questions
What does HVAC mean?
HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. These systems manage indoor temperature and air movement.
What is a heat pump?
A heat pump moves heat between locations. Depending on the system, it can provide both heating and cooling.
How do repair and maintenance differ?
Repair addresses an existing problem. Maintenance is periodic care intended to keep equipment operating effectively. The tasks included depend on the service agreement.
Last reviewed and updated October 08, 2026 by the Major League Padel Editorial Team.