Sindles Farm

- How does it work?
Our court system is automated. If you’ve booked and paid, the lights will come on automatically at the beginning of your session. Between booked sessions the lights stay off for 2 minutes, to make it obvious your session has finished and to let the next people on. It’s simple- Lights on, Game ON! / Lights off, Get OFF!

- What happens if the lights aren’t on?
Get in contact. State your name, time of booking and location and it will be resolved immediately.

- How do we access the court?
Sindles Farm is located on Aldsorth Common Road. There’s a Punk Padel sign at the entrance to the farm. Drive up the track for 2 minutes, then left at the gate. The barn is 200 metres in front of you. ///vanilla.slippers.chugging

- Is the court under cover?
Yes. Rain never stops play.

- Is there parking?
Yes, there are 8 marked parking bays, in the barn at the side of the court. Please don’t park anywhere else - this is a working farm.

- Do you provide equipment?
Yes we do. Racquets and balls are available at our venues as a courtesy for players new to the game. For the best experience we recommend players provide their own racquets and balls.

- Are there any staff at the court?
No. Punk Padel venues are staff free. No gatekeepers, no judgement, no dress code. It’s your space.

- Can my friends come and watch?
Yes. Padel is a brilliant spectator sport. Each venue has unique seating from which to watch the action.

- How do you play padel?
At the court there is a guide on how to play padel or read our guide. Unlike tennis, it’s quick and easy to pick up, and it’s always played in doubles.

- Can we play music while we play?
Absolutely! We have a bluetooth speaker at the court that turns on when your booking starts. A sign on the court will show you how to connect. Remember to disconnect after your booking ends so others can play their tunes.

- Is there a WC?
Yes. There is Portaloo beside the court exclusive for player use.

- Are there changing rooms?
No. Get over it.

- Any tips for life?
Opening bananas from the bottom is easier. It’s how monkeys do it.