With 12 double padel courts , Its 2 single padel courts , an clubhouse of over 300 m² , an reference pro shop and meticulously designed infrastructure, Padel Horizon Lomme intends to establish itself as one of the most ambitious complexes in France. Located on the outskirts of Lille, the club now claims the status of largest padel center north of Paris , with a gaming experience that focuses as much on comfort as on performance.
A complex designed without compromise
From the moment you enter, the sheer size is impressive. Developed on nearly 5 400 m² The building houses:
- 12 double padel courts ;
- 2 single padel courts ;
- 2 badminton courts ;
- un clubhouse of over 300 m² ;
- un restaurant , open for lunch from Tuesday to Saturday;
- un pro shop offering more 50 rackets from about ten different brands, all available for testing;
- leisure areas with baby foot et two dartboards available for hire.
The objective is clear: to make Padel Horizon is a true living space where people come as much to play as to share a moment with friends, family or colleagues.




A ceiling height that changes everything
One of the complex's main features is its 12 meter clear height A detail that, however, radically transforms the gaming experience.
The most ambitious lobs can be played without fear of hitting the roof, offering conditions close to those encountered during major international competitions.
The building also benefits from a complete thermal insulation guaranteeing comfortable gameplay both in the middle of summer and in the heart of winter.
Overhead lighting designed for gamers
Another strong point often mentioned by first visitors: the lighting.
Here, there are no side floodlights that could cause glare during high balls. The complex has opted for a zenithal lighting , installed at a height, which distributes light evenly over the slopes while considerably limiting shadow areas and visual discomfort.
A technical choice that significantly improves the playing experience.







Particularly well-designed acoustics
In most indoor complexes, noise is often one of the main weaknesses.
In Lomme, the designers worked on this aspect thanks to a muffled acoustics , notably made possible by micro-perforated walls and a particularly generous interior volume.
Result: despite the simultaneous presence of many players, the sound atmosphere remains surprisingly pleasant, an element regularly highlighted by early users.
Equipment designed down to the smallest detail
The services do not stop at the playing fields.
The changing rooms offer large spaces with secure lockers with code some of which are high enough to accommodate a jacket or suit without creasing them.
Two tracks also have Regulatory outings allowing players to continue their exchanges off the court, just like on the professional circuit.
An experience-oriented pro shop
Padel Horizon doesn't just want to sell equipment.
The pro shop offers more than 50 models of snowshoes derived from ten major brands , with a feature appreciated by players: Each model can be tested directly on the field before purchase. .
This approach, still rare in France, is complemented by a pricing policy aligned with the main specialist websites.
Much more than a padel club
With its restaurant, relaxation areas and additional activities, Padel Horizon aims to become a place where you can spend several hours, or even a whole day.
The complex thus meets the expectations of regular players as well as those of companies, groups of friends or families looking for a friendly space.
A new milestone for padel in Hauts-de-France
The arrival of Padel Horizon marks a new stage in the development of padel in the Lille metropolitan area. With its size, the quality of its facilities, and the attention paid to player comfort, the complex aims to offer a premium experience that could quickly become a benchmark in northern France.
More than just a club, Padel Horizon has a clear ambition: to offer players playing conditions close to international standards and to participate in the evolution of French padel towards ever more modern infrastructure.
































































































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