Padel on Long Island: Where to Play and What to Know

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Until now, padel players on Long Island have had to travel into the city or out of state to find a dedicated court. That's changing. Roslyn Padel is opening 4 padel courts inside Christopher Morley Park in Roslyn, NY — one of the first facilities on Long Island built specifically for the sport, rather than converted from tennis or squash courts.

For players in Roslyn, Great Neck, Manhasset, Port Washington, and the surrounding Nassau County towns, this means a local answer to "where do I actually play padel" for the first time.

Roslyn Padel: Christopher Morley Park

Roslyn Padel sits inside Christopher Morley Park at 500 Searingtown Rd N, Roslyn, NY 11576 — an established Nassau County park already familiar to a lot of North Shore residents. The club has 4 courts, which means open play, clinics, and private lessons can run without the waitlists that come with shared or single-court setups.

The courts are glass-enclosed, built to standard padel specifications — the same format played across Spain, Mexico, and increasingly the rest of the U.S.

Getting There from Great Neck, Manhasset, and Port Washington

Christopher Morley Park sits centrally enough on the North Shore that it's a short drive from most of the surrounding towns:

• From Great Neck — a quick drive west along the North Shore corridor.
• From Manhasset — close by, just south of Northern Boulevard.
• From Port Washington — a straightforward drive down Searingtown Road.
• From the rest of Nassau County — Christopher Morley Park is one of the more accessible recreational destinations in the area, with parking on site.

For players who've been driving into Manhattan or further out on Long Island to find a padel court, this cuts the trip down significantly.

What's Available: Open Play, Clinics, Lessons, and Membership

Roslyn Padel is built to serve everyone from first-timers to players who've been chasing padel courts for years:

• Open Play — drop in for a 1.5-hour session, get matched into a doubles game.
• Clinics — group sessions that teach from the basics up, good for beginners or players sharpening specific skills.
• Private Lessons — one-on-one instruction for players who want personalized coaching.
• Court Rentals — book a full court at a flat hourly rate, any time of day.
• Membership — for players who want to make padel part of their regular routine, with discounts across everything above.

Pricing at a Glance

Service	Non-Member Price	Member Price (20% off)
Court Time	$160/hour (flat, all day)	$128/hour
Open Play	$65 / 1.5 hours	$52
Clinics	$60	$48
Private Lessons	$180/hour	$144/hour
Membership	—	$750 / 3 months

A member playing twice a week saves roughly $64/week off court time alone — enough to cover the $750 membership in about 11–12 weeks of regular play.

Why Long Island Is Catching Up to Padel Now

Padel has been one of the fastest-growing racket sports in Europe for years, and U.S. interest has followed — particularly among tennis and pickleball players looking for something new. What's been missing on Long Island is infrastructure: dedicated, glass-enclosed courts built for the sport, rather than retrofitted spaces.

Roslyn Padel's 4 courts at Christopher Morley Park are part of the first wave of that infrastructure arriving locally. For players who've read about padel or tried it on a trip and wondered when it would show up nearby — summer 2026 is the answer.

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