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Where people play in Mexico

1,628 places with tennis, padel and pickleball courts in 275 cities across all 32 states. Find yours.

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How to read this directory

Each place is a court or a club that volunteers drew on OpenStreetMap, or a club we researched in a public source that its listing cites. We left out hotels, gated communities and schools. Many have no name and almost none has a phone number: they are not verified, so check before you go.

OpenStreetMap dataSnapshot · Sep 25, 2026
Places with courts
1,628
Courts
2,890
Cities
275
States
32/ 32
  • Tennis 1,092
  • Padel 477
  • Pickleball 135

It's almost all tennis: padel and pickleball barely appear on OpenStreetMap. That's why we review those courts club by club in our guides.

OSM · not verifiedSep 25, 2026

Reviewed club by club

Reviewed guides for 10 cities

Courts, sports and how to book, club by club.

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Map of Mexico: each state shaded by how many places with courts it has in OpenStreetMapThe list next to the map has the same places, as text.

Quintana Roo

101 places · 7 cities

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  1. 01Ciudad de México158 placesCiudad de México 158
  2. 02Jalisco151 placesZapopan 57 · Puerto Vallarta 19 · Guadalajara 18 · +21
  3. 03Estado de México107 placesValle de Bravo 35 · Naucalpan 11 · Metepec 9 · +28
  4. 04Quintana Roo101 placesCancún 49 · Playa del Carmen 22 · Cozumel 8 · +4
  5. 05Baja California82 placesTijuana 25 · Mexicali 18 · Ensenada 17 · +4
  6. 06Chihuahua69 placesChihuahua 41 · Ciudad Juárez 19 · Delicias 3 · +5
  7. 07Guanajuato69 placesLeón 22 · San Miguel de Allende 13 · Celaya 7 · +12
  8. 08Nuevo León66 placesMonterrey 22 · San Pedro 15 · San Nicolás 7 · +12
  9. 09Sonora65 placesCajeme 19 · Hermosillo 19 · Guaymas 8 · +7
  10. 10Yucatán64 placesMérida 42 · Progreso 12 · Valladolid 7 · +3
  11. 11Querétaro63 placesQuerétaro 40 · Corregidora 17 · San Juan del Río 3 · +3
  12. 12Michoacán53 placesMorelia 26 · Uruapan 8 · La Piedad 4 · +8
  13. 13Puebla53 placesPuebla 26 · San Andrés Cholula 13 · San Martín Texmelucan 4 · +4
  14. 14Veracruz52 placesBoca del Río 9 · Orizaba 7 · Córdoba 6 · +14
  15. 15Baja California Sur49 placesLos Cabos 33 · La Paz 12 · Loreto 2 · +2
  16. 16Guerrero38 placesAcapulco 26 · Zihuatanejo de Azueta 6 · Chilpancingo de los Bravo 2 · +3
  17. 17San Luis Potosí38 placesSan Luis Potosí 30 · Ciudad Valles 3 · Matehuala 1 · +4
  18. 18Coahuila36 placesTorreón 18 · Saltillo 8 · Monclova 4 · +5
  19. 19Sinaloa36 placesMazatlán 12 · Culiacán 11 · Ahome 9 · +4
  20. 20Colima33 placesManzanillo 14 · Colima 12 · Villa de Álvarez 6 · +1
  21. 21Chiapas29 placesTuxtla Gutiérrez 21 · Tapachula 3 · San Cristóbal de las Casas 2 · +3
  22. 22Hidalgo29 placesPachuca 10 · Tula de Allende 4 · Atitalaquia 2 · +12
  23. 23Morelos29 placesCuernavaca 16 · Cuautla 4 · Yautepec 3 · +5
  24. 24Aguascalientes28 placesAguascalientes 24 · Jesús María 3 · Pabellón de Arteaga 1
  25. 25Nayarit22 placesBahía de Banderas 15 · Tepic 5 · La Yesca 1 · +1
  26. 26Oaxaca22 placesOaxaca de Juárez 8 · Santa María Huatulco 5 · San Pedro Mixtepec 3 · +6
  27. 27Tamaulipas19 placesVictoria 6 · Tampico 5 · Reynosa 4 · +3
  28. 28Campeche16 placesCampeche 11 · Carmen 5
  29. 29Tlaxcala14 placesTlaxcala 6 · Apizaco 4 · Huamantla 2 · +2
  30. 30Durango13 placesDurango 7 · Gómez Palacio 2 · Guadalupe Victoria 1 · +3
  31. 31Zacatecas13 placesGuadalupe 6 · Zacatecas 4 · Jalpa 1 · +2
  32. 32Tabasco11 placesCentro 5 · Comalcalco 3 · Paraíso 2 · +1
  1. 01Ciudad de México158 places
  2. 02Jalisco151 places
  3. 03Estado de México107 places
  4. 04Quintana Roo101 places
  5. 05Baja California82 places
  6. 06Chihuahua69 places
  7. 07Guanajuato69 places
  8. 08Nuevo León66 places
  9. 09Sonora65 places
  10. 10Yucatán64 places
  11. 11Querétaro63 places
  12. 12Michoacán53 places
  13. 13Puebla53 places
  14. 14Veracruz52 places
  15. 15Baja California Sur49 places
  16. 16Guerrero38 places
  17. 17San Luis Potosí38 places
  18. 18Coahuila36 places
  19. 19Sinaloa36 places
  20. 20Colima33 places
  21. 21Chiapas29 places
  22. 22Hidalgo29 places
  23. 23Morelos29 places
  24. 24Aguascalientes28 places
  25. 25Nayarit22 places
  26. 26Oaxaca22 places
  27. 27Tamaulipas19 places
  28. 28Campeche16 places
  29. 29Tlaxcala14 places
  30. 30Durango13 places
  31. 31Zacatecas13 places
  32. 32Tabasco11 places

By sport

Padel, tennis and pickleball

What each one is and where there is most of it. The numbers are a floor, not a total: padel and pickleball are barely on OpenStreetMap.

By city

The 30 cities with the most courts

Ranked by places with courts in the directory.

  1. Ciudad de México158 places
  2. Zapopan, Jalisco57 places
  3. Cancún, Quintana Roo49 places
  4. Mérida, Yucatán42 places
  5. Chihuahua41 places
  6. Querétaro40 places
  7. Los Cabos, Baja California Sur33 places
  8. San Luis Potosí30 places
  9. Acapulco, Guerrero26 places
  10. Morelia, Michoacán26 places
  11. Puebla26 places
  12. Tijuana, Baja California25 places
  13. Aguascalientes24 places
  14. León, Guanajuato22 places
  15. Monterrey, Nuevo León22 places
  16. Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo22 places
  17. Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas21 places
  18. Cajeme, Sonora19 places
  19. Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua19 places
  20. Hermosillo, Sonora19 places
  21. Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco19 places
  22. Guadalajara, Jalisco18 places
  23. Mexicali, Baja California18 places
  24. Torreón, Coahuila18 places
  25. Corregidora, Querétaro17 places
  26. Ensenada, Baja California17 places
  27. Cuernavaca, Morelos16 places
  28. Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit15 places
  29. San Pedro, Nuevo León15 places
  30. Manzanillo, Colima14 places

Frequently asked questions

Where are there padel courts in Mexico?
OpenStreetMap has 51 places with padel courts in 18 states, and Yucatán has the most. Padel is poorly mapped, so there are more than you see: that is why we review clubs one by one in Cancún and in our city guides.
Where can you play pickleball in Mexico?
OpenStreetMap has 14 places with pickleball courts in 9 states, and Sonora has the most. Pickleball is new in Mexico and barely mapped, so there are more than you see: check with the club before you go.
How much does it cost to rent a padel court in Mexico?
It depends on the club, the city, the time of day and whether the court is covered or lit. We do not publish prices in the directory: OpenStreetMap does not record them and we would rather not give you an outdated one, so confirm it with the club. In Cancún, when you play with MeetAndPlay, the court fee is split between the players and each one pays their own share.
How do I book a court?
In the reviewed guides and on the Cancún club pages we tell you how each club takes bookings today: by phone, WhatsApp, its website or an app. Elsewhere in the directory, use the phone number or website on the page when OpenStreetMap has one, and confirm before you go.

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Where these places come from

They are tennis, padel and pickleball courts that volunteers drew on OpenStreetMap (snapshot of September 25, 2026), plus clubs we researched in public sources. We left out hotels, gated communities and schools. We haven't verified them: details may be missing or out of date, so check before you go.

Places and courts from OpenStreetMap, licensed under the ODbL: © OpenStreetMap contributors

Clubs researched in public sources, not OpenStreetMap; each listing cites its own: instagram.com, facebook.com, padeldir.com, femexpb.com, femepa.app, tenisfmt.com, almomento.mx, padelcompany.mx, ….

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