Installed in Ile-de-France, The sports complex The Servon PARK has gradually established itself as an active player in the promotion of paddle. Initially focused on disciplines such as 5-a-side football, badminton or squash, the center has integrated padel into its offer since 2014, becoming one of the first private complexes in the Paris region to offer this activity. An early choice that demonstrates a certain anticipation of the growing popularity of this sport.

Three new pitches in 2025

Driven by the rise of padel in France, Le PARK has undertaken a modernization of its facilities, going from a single plot in 2025 to three new runwaysThis development is part of a desire toprovide better playing conditions and to respond to a growing demand, both for leisure and competition.

PARK Servon continues its development around padel
PARK Servon continues its development around padel
PARK Servon continues its development around padel

A structured framework to support practitioners

From its beginnings, the center has been able to create a dynamic around padel, with inaugural tournaments, leisure events and progressive competitive calendar. Today FFT approved, The PARK offers P25 tournaments and is considering a gradual development of its offering. Players, whatever their level, can benefit from supervised sessions by graduate teacher, with some group lessons, initiations and animations regularly scheduled.

Additional services on site

The center also provides a shop space, where practitioners can find snowshoes, Balles and other accessoiries useful for playing padel. An offer that complements the experience of players wishing to equip themselves directly on site.

A project that continues to evolve

By strengthening its facilities and structuring its padel activity, Le PARK Servon continues its steady progress. The objective remains to promote access to practice in a suitable setting, while offering a balanced offer between free play, training and competition.

Whether for a Initiation, a party with friends or a official tournament, the Servon complex continues to expand its scope of action, in a deliberately accessible and progressive approach.

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