Boca Paddle: Courts, Opening Date and Passes
Courts, passes, dining and hard hat tours at the new North Park club.
Boca Paddle by CityPickle is a mostly indoor pickleball and padel club at 50 W Jeffery St in Boca Raton, Florida, with a grand opening listed for November 18, 2026. It has six padel courts alongside 19 pickleball courts. At Wildcard Sport, we research from primary sources and link them, including the club website and the Boca Raton Tribune.
What Boca Paddle Is
Boca Paddle by CityPickle is a facility that combines pickleball and padel. The facility sits at 50 W Jeffery St, Boca Raton, FL 33487, as listed on the Boca Paddle website. The Boca Raton Tribune spells the street "Jeffrey St", but visitors entering the location into GPS navigation should use the spelling shown on the club site.
The project operates as a public-private partnership with the Greater Boca Raton Beach & Park District, rather than directly with the city government. It stands as the first building in the new public North Park in Boca Raton. Butters Construction & Development served as the general contractor for the building and North Park. According to Butters, the venue covers about 100,000 square feet on 8.1 acres, which the builder describes as the largest indoor facility in Florida.
Management is run by CityPickle, a pickleball operator with locations in New York City. The property serves as the home venue for the Palm Beach Royals professional pickleball team. The property is reachable from Federal Highway or Interstate 95, and sits minutes from downtown Boca Raton and Mizner Park.
Courts and Facilities
Boca Paddle houses 25 courts across its property. Those are 19 pro cushioned pickleball courts, including a dedicated stadium court, and six high-clearance padel courts.
| Court group | Count | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Pickleball | 19 | Includes a stadium court; 14 are indoor |
| Padel | 6 | Two are indoor |
| Outdoor courts, all sports | 9 | Five canopy-covered and four uncovered |
| All courts | 25 | 16 indoor and 9 outdoor |
The builder reports that the complex contains 16 climate-controlled indoor courts and nine outdoor courts. The indoor total includes 14 pickleball courts and two padel courts. The nine outdoor spaces consist of five canopy-covered courts and four uncovered courts. Which of the padel courts are covered or uncovered, beyond the two indoor padel courts, is unpublished by the club and builder.
- A warm up and recovery zone
- Locker rooms with showers, saunas, and cold plunges
- A co-working space with phone booths
- A curated pro shop
- A restaurant and bar presented by Farmer's Table
Membership, Day Passes and Dining
Boca Paddle operates on a membership model, but access is not closed to the public. The club limited its inaugural membership roster to 1,000 members, and the club site announced that its second membership drop is live.
Non-members can access the courts by buying day passes. Boca Raton residents receive a special day-pass rate. Neither the club site nor local news reports publish exact dollar amounts for memberships, day passes, or hourly court rentals. Check current pricing directly on the Boca Paddle website.
The on-site restaurant and bar is Farmer's Kitchen by Farmer's Table, created by Mitchell Robbins, the founder of Farmer's Table Boca Raton. The restaurant, cafe, and bar operate as a full-service restaurant, cafe and bar open to the general public. Visitors do not need an active club membership or a sports day pass to eat or drink at the restaurant.
Operating hours remain unpublished. Planned club activities include leagues, teams, camps, and wellness and social activities.
How to Tour Before Opening
Boca Paddle offers hard hat tours before its November 18, 2026 opening. The tour lets visitors see the courts and amenities taking shape before opening.
Guests can reserve a tour time online through a booking system linked on the club website. Look for the "Book Your Hard Hat Tour" or "Book Now" buttons on the Boca Paddle website to schedule an arrival slot.
Planning Your First Visit
Five things are worth sorting out before a first visit to Boca Paddle, which holds its grand opening on November 18, 2026. The club site publishes answers to some of them and leaves others blank.
- Tour the club first. Hard hat tours are offered before opening, booked through the Book Now button on the Boca Paddle club site.
- Choose a membership or a day pass. Inaugural membership is limited to 1,000 members. A club site banner dated October 13, 2026 said the second membership drop was live. The public can buy day passes.
- Price the resident rate. Boca Raton residents get a special day-pass rate, but no dollar amount is published in either source.
- Plan meals without a pass. The restaurant and bar, Farmer's Kitchen by Farmer's Table, is open to the public, and no membership or day pass is required.
- Confirm the unpublished details. Opening hours, lesson or coaching details and court rental prices are not published, so check the club site for each one before you arrive.
The club lists leagues, teams, camps and wellness and social activities as planned. Neither source gives a sign-up date for them, so nothing can be signed up for yet. New to the sport? How to start playing padel.
Padel at Boca Paddle for Newcomers
Padel is played in doubles on an enclosed court. The United States had just over 1,000 padel courts across 31 states as of April 2026, according to USA Padel. Boca Paddle lists six padel courts in Boca Raton.
For beginners learning how the sport works, review the official padel rules and our primer on what is padel.
To see the pro game, read how to watch Premier Padel live. To find other venues, see how to find a padel court near you. Padel is just one of many emerging sports tracked in our all sports directory.
The club has not published lesson or coaching details, so check the Boca Paddle website closer to opening day.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Boca Paddle open?
Boca Paddle lists its official grand opening date as November 18, 2026. Before that date, the club offers scheduled hard hat tours of the courts and club amenities.
How many padel courts does Boca Paddle have?
Boca Paddle features six high-clearance padel courts. Two of the six padel courts are climate-controlled indoor courts, while the venue also houses 19 pickleball courts across the facility.
Is Boca Paddle open to the public?
Yes. While Boca Paddle sells memberships, non-members can play by purchasing day passes. Boca Raton residents receive a special day-pass rate, and the on-site Farmer's Table restaurant and bar is open to the public without any pass.
How much does Boca Paddle cost?
Boca Paddle has not published pricing for memberships, day passes, or hourly court rentals. Check the membership and play pages on the Boca Paddle website for official rate releases.
How do I book a hard hat tour?
Visit the Boca Paddle website and click "Book Your Hard Hat Tour" or the "Book Now" button to select an open tour slot through the club booking portal.
