10/30/2026
2501 Welton Street | Padel Haus
A former industrial warehouse in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood has been transformed into a 24,000-square-foot padel club, bringing one of the world’s fastest-growing racquet sports to the heart of the city.
Padel Haus, a New York-based operator, has officially opened its first location west of the Mississippi River, investing millions of dollars to convert a former Deep Rock Water storage facility into a modern sports and social destination.
The club features five indoor padel courts, a mezzanine lounge overlooking the action, coworking areas, private phone booths, a gym, luxury locker rooms and Juice Haus, an in-house cafe serving coffee, sandwiches and light bites.
Located directly across from the 25th-Welton light rail station, the facility retains much of its original industrial exterior while introducing an entirely new experience inside.
For those unfamiliar with padel, the sport combines elements of tennis and squash, played on an enclosed court where balls can rebound off glass walls. Already popular throughout Europe and South America, the sport is gaining momentum in the United States.
And you don’t need a membership or any experience to play. Padel Haus offers introductory classes, court reservations, clinics and open play, with equipment available for newcomers.
We recently toured the facility and spoke with Club Director Jake Ledger about the transformation, the growing popularity of padel and the company’s vision for building a community in Denver.
Read our full feature at NakedDenver.com.
