Estonia's largest padel centre, 12 courts at Järveküla, is open
FV Padel EACE has eight indoor courts and four outdoor ones a ten minute drive from central Tallinn.
Estonia's largest padel centre is open at Kanarbiku tee 2 in Järveküla, a ten minute drive from central Tallinn. FV Padel EACE lists 12 courts there, eight of them indoor and four outdoor.
The size is the whole point of the place. When the project was first reported by ERR, it was described as the biggest padel centre in the country, with 12 courts of which eight would be under a roof. No other address in Estonia puts that many courts together.
The construction register Citify lists the Järveküla Padel Club building at Kanarbiku tee 2 as finished, names Reketikeskus as the developer, and gives the build window as the second quarter of 2025 to the second quarter of 2026.
Besides the courts, the centre has a cafe, a children's room and a lounge area, and the club runs training for children and adults along with tournaments and events.
Indoor capacity is what decides the Estonian padel season, and that is where eight covered courts count. When Endover announced its Volta padel centre in Pohja-Tallinn, the developer said Estonia had close to 100 padel courts but only 58 of them indoor, and that courts were often full all the same.
For anyone running a league or putting together a weekend draw, a 12 court venue takes entries that a four court club has to turn away, and it does it without matches running past midnight.