Where is TSV Schwabmünchen?

TSV Schwabmünchen is located in Schwabmünchen, a town in the Swabian region of Bavaria, Germany. The padel court forms part of the club’s main sports complex, alongside tennis courts, a gymnasium and other leisure facilities. Its central position makes it easy to reach from within the town and surrounding communities in the Bavarian countryside.

How many padel courts does it have?

TSV Schwabmünchen currently operates one outdoor padel court. There are no indoor courts at the venue, so play is weather-dependent. The single court is maintained to a good standard and serves the local padel community for both recreational games and entry-level competition.

What facilities are available?

The venue offers a wide range of facilities beyond padel. These include a restaurant, gymnasium, changing rooms, showers, toilets, lockers and free parking. Other sports available at the club include tennis, badminton, table tennis, football, swimming, basketball, handball, judo, taekwondo and athletics, among others. Online booking and a Padel app are also available.

How much does it cost to play?

Guest play at TSV Schwabmünchen costs €7.50 per session. Club members can play padel at no extra cost. This transparent pricing applies to court hire, making it straightforward for visitors and members alike. Contact the club directly for any seasonal offers or membership details.

Padel courts at TSV Schwabmünchen can be booked online through the club’s website or via the dedicated Padel app. These systems allow you to check availability, select a slot and pay securely. For the most up-to-date booking links and any membership enquiries, it’s best to visit the club’s official channels.

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About TSV Schwabmünchen

Since its foundation, TSV Schwabmünchen has embraced the rising sport of padel. The club’s mission is to bring together beginners, hobby players and competitive teams in a friendly and inclusive environment, promoting fun, fitness and community spirit on the court. With its dedicated padel facility embedded in a multisport club setting, it offers a unique blend of tradition and modern racket sports. The venue is locally respected for its welcoming culture, collaborative spirit and the opportunity for families, juniors and seasoned players alike to enjoy padel. It serves novices wanting to try something new, social players, as well as more serious competitors.

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TSV Schwabmünchen is a multi-sport club in Schwabmünchen, Bavaria, Germany, offering one dedicated outdoor padel court for members and visitors. Since its foundation, the club has embraced padel as a rising sport, aiming to bring together beginners, hobby players and competitive teams in a friendly, inclusive environment. The venue is locally respected for its welcoming culture and collaborative spirit, making it a natural fit for families, juniors and seasoned players alike.

The padel facility sits within a broader sports complex featuring a restaurant, gymnasium, changing rooms, showers and lockers, plus activities ranging from tennis and badminton to swimming and martial arts. Guest play costs €7.50 per session, while members can play at no extra charge. Booking is available online or through the Padel app, and free parking is provided on site. For anyone in the Schwabmünchen area looking to try padel or find a regular court, the club offers an accessible, community-focused option.

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