Welcome To The Padel Shed

At Hall Farm

Built on our family farm, just 4 miles outside of Bury St Edmunds in the picturesque village of Whepstead, our brand new indoor padel court offers a unique and calm setting for players of all abilities.

What used to be a shed used for agricultural machinery for the past 11 years has now been converted into an indoor all weather padel court open 7 days a week meaning you can play come rain or shine!

  • Location

    We are located in Whepstead just 4 miles out from Bury St Edmunds.

    Our address:

    Hall Farm,

    Whepstead,

    Bury St Edmunds,

    IP29 4TA

    What three words: included.barstool.bathtubs

    Please follow the signs through the farm yard to the padel court.

    Free onsite parking available

  • What We Offer

    -An indoor all weather padel court so you can play whatever the weather

    - You can come and play for an hour or 90 minutes, the choice is yours!

    -Equipment hire

    -An indoor lounge/ viewing area

    -Private & corporate bookings

    -A scenic and unique place to come and play padel!

  • Opening Times

    Our padel court is open Monday- Sunday

    7am-10pm (Last booking is 9pm)

    The last session of the day must leave 15 minutes after finishing their game.

    You must book before arriving!

 FAQs

Meet Sam… A self confessed padel addict!

Sam offers an introduction to padel which is perfect for people who have never stepped foot on a padel court or for those who may have played a little before, but want to grow and develop their skills.

Sam can run you through the basics and share with you the rules and skills needed to play a game of padel.

If you would like to book our indoor court and have Sam come and teach you the ropes, please visit the link below!

“Discovering padel was a real turning point for me. I put down my tennis racket and never looked back. It’s an incredibly fun and addictive sport that anyone can enjoy, whether you’re playing socially with friends and family or competing at a higher level.

With padel still growing in the UK, there are fantastic opportunities to get involved and improve. I now play for Suffolk — something I never imagined possible, as I’d never represented my county in any sport before.

What I love most is that you never stop learning, and I get great satisfaction from introducing new people to the game and helping them get started.”

Sam, Age 59 1/4 – Padel Addict 🎾