Club de Pádel y Tenis Fuencarral is a large, well-organized sports complex in the Montecarmelo area of Madrid, run by the A LA PAR Foundation, a non-profit that promotes sport and inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities. With 13 padel courts alongside tennis, croquet, and pickleball facilities, it has a busy, community-oriented atmosphere that attracts both casual players and competitive tournament participants. On-site dining and a lively school program for children and adults give the club a family-friendly, social vibe rather than a purely competitive one.
Amenities and services
A couple of outdoor padel courts are also available.
The majority of the club's padel courts are indoor, including several glass (Cristal) courts.
The club runs extensive padel and tennis schools with over 2,500 students, offering classes for all ages and levels every day of the week.
The club has a pleasant on-site café/bar area.
A restaurant adjacent to the courts serves food and drinks for players and visitors.
On-site parking is available through a security gate, though a small fee applies; free parking is also possible nearby.
The club has a swimming pool, currently reserved for members and Alapar participants.
The club regularly hosts padel tournaments in a well-maintained, organized setting.
Kids' programs include Fundacamp sports camps, a minitenis school, and Fundaland, a dedicated children's play area.
Reviews are written in English and reflect a welcoming atmosphere for international visitors.
As part of the A LA PAR Foundation's mission, the club offers adapted padel, tennis, and croquet programs for people with disabilities, including Europe's first artificial-turf croquet field adapted for wheelchair users.
The club has 13 courts in total
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