Indoor Padel Kevelaer

If you want to play in Kevelaer whatever the weather, an indoor hall is the answer. Compare ceiling height, ventilation and turf when picking a venue – budget halls often cut corners on ceiling height, which limits high lobs. Changing rooms, showers and on-site parking are worth checking too.

From October to March, indoor slots in Kevelaer fill up fast, especially on weekday evenings. Checking a venue's booking calendar a few days ahead usually shows what's still open.

Especially popular for corporate and group events with a fixed date, or in cold weather. Steady light and still air help with technique training.

• Playable in rain, storms and frost – bookable all year.
• Steady artificial light instead of changing daylight – good for technique work.
• Usually comes with changing rooms, showers and a lounge area on site.