Padel Arosa
Where mountains and lake become a playing field!
Permanent summer offer
Play padel - in the middle of the lake! In Arosa, this is possible this summer: the padel court on the raft in Obersee is open throughout the summer season (22 June to 28 September 2025) to anyone who wants to get some exercise, breathe in the fresh mountain air and enjoy a special kind of sporting adventure.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, playing on the water offers a completely new experience and combines action with breathtaking views. This allows you to actively discover Arosa's nature - from an unusual but all the more impressive perspective.
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Padel court Obersee - the most important information
The court, as well as any possible rackets/balls, can be booked online via Playtomic.
The Güterschuppen Arosa cannot make court bookings. However, rackets and balls can be rented (rackets) / bought (balls) at the Güterschuppen Arosa.
Additional information regarding bookings:
- Access is granted with a key, which is provided at the Güterschuppen Arosa.
- Cancellations are possible free of charge up to 2 hours before the scheduled playtime.
- The court is not covered – play is not possible in case of rain.
- The court must be canceled independently up to two hours in advance via Playtomic.
- The availability of the court is also visible in the summer sports report.
Mon - Fri 09.00 - 12.00 | 13.00 - 19.00: CHF 40 / hour
Sat - Sun 09.00 - 12.00 | 13.30 - 18.00: CHF 40 / hour
Prices:
60 minutes, CHF 40
90 minutes, CHF 60
Rent:
Rental rackets: CHF 5 / hour
Balls (set of 3): CHF 7 / box
The rackets (rental) & balls (purchase) can be rented / purchased online at the course reservation or in advance. They will be handed out at the Güterschuppen Arosa upon presentation of the confirmation.
Changing Rooms
There are no changing rooms available at the padel court.
Toilets
Public toilets are located directly behind the parking lot.
Additional toilets are available at the Güterschuppen Arosa.
For the ultimate padel experience, we recommend the following equipment:
- Sportswear
- Sports shoes for artificial turf
- Padel rackets
- Padel balls
Rental:
- Racket Rental: CHF 5 / hour
- Balls (3-pack): CHF 7 / box
The rackets (rental) and balls (purchase) can be reserved online when booking the court or rented/purchased on-site. They will be issued at the Güterschuppen Arosa upon showing the confirmation.
The padel court is located at Obersee in Arosa. Access to the court is possible from the side of the train station, diagonally across from the restaurant Güterschuppen Arosa. The key to the court can be obtained there.
Can you play padel with just two people?
Padel is typically played as doubles (2 against 2).
A 1-on-1 game on a standard court is also possible – in this case, play is cross-court. Singles are particularly good for improving technique and fitness, as you have to hit every ball yourself.
Is padel played with a tennis ball?
No, padel is not played with regular tennis balls, but with special padel balls. These are similar to tennis balls but are slightly softer and less pressurized, making the game more dynamic. If you don’t have your own balls, they can be purchased during the booking process.
Can you eat or drink at the padel court?
There are various restaurants, bars, and food stores near the court that would be happy to welcome you.
- Please leave the court clean
- If a ball falls into the lake, please retrieve it with the provided net – the lake should remain as natural as possible.
By car
A paid parking lot is located directly at the padel court.
By public transport
The padel court is just a few minutes’ walk from the train station.
PADELTA OPEN 20. - 21. June 2025
Participants in the celebrity tournament
Martina Hingis – tennis icon and Grand Slam winner
Diego Benaglio – former Swiss national team goalkeeper
Mladen Petric – former professional footballer and Bundesliga star
Ryan Regez – Ski Cross World Champion and Olympic gold medallist
Andri Ragettli – Freestyle star
Valentina Maceri – Footballer & TV presenter
Karin Hechenberger – No. 1 in Swiss women's padel
Till Gygax – No. 2 in Swiss men's padel
Nadia Goedhart – Influencer with heart and humor
Sandro Galfetti – Content Creator & Lifestyle Pro
Gabirano Guinand – Influencer & Comedian
Jannis Reichmuth – Content Creator & Triathlete
Nicolas Huber – Swiss Pro Snowboarder
Aditotoro – Influencer & Content Creator
Ramin Yousofzai – Actor & Content Creator (Wildcard)
Fabian Diebold – Regisseur & Content Creator (Wildcard)
Preliminary rounds
10.00h Village door opening
11.00 - 17.00h Preliminary rounds
18.00h Village doors close
Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere at the PADELTA OPEN and watch the players playing on the raft.
The programme is regularly updated.
Finals
09.00h Door opening village
10.00 - 12.00h Quarter-finals
12.30 - 13.30 h Semi-finals
14.00h Final
16.00h Door closing village
Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere at the PADELTA OPEN and watch the players in the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final on the raft.
The programme is regularly updated.
What is Padel
In recent years, the sport was mainly popular in Spain and South America, but has now become the new trend sport in Switzerland as well. Many former and current top athletes play padel, making the sport accessible to the general public.
The game rules are similar to tennis, but Padel is played on a smaller court surrounded by glass walls and grid. Unlike other games, padel is usually played in doubles. The aim, like in tennis, is to hit the ball over the net into the opponent's field using special rackets, whereby the ball may also touch the glass wall.
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More information will follow in spring 2025. Our project management team will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
