Where can I play padel in Oriental?TrustPadel▾
Currently, there are 1 padel venues in Oriental and 2 courts. That means no dedicated padel courts are open yet. The nearest options are in major cities like Casablanca or Marrakech, which typically require a day trip. Some sports clubs in the region have shown interest in adding courts, but no confirmed openings exist so far.
What is the padel scene like in Oriental compared to neighbouring regions?TrustPadel▾
Oriental lags behind other Moroccan regions in padel development. While the country as a whole counts several dozen courts, Oriental has 2 courts across 1 venues. The nearby region of Fes-Meknes already has active padel clubs, making it a more practical destination for players. That said, Oriental's untapped market makes it an attractive opportunity for new clubs.
Are there any padel projects planned in Oriental?TrustPadel▾
Public information about new padel projects in Oriental is limited. With 1 venues and 2 courts currently on the ground, any project would be a significant step. Local sports developers are known to be exploring the region, but nothing has been officially announced. Keep an eye on this page for updates as the sport expands.
Which cities in Oriental are most likely to get padel courts first?TrustPadel▾
If padel arrives in Oriental, the most likely cities are the largest ones with better infrastructure. Oujda, Nador, and Al Hoceima are the main urban centres in the region. So far, neither has a dedicated padel venue, leaving the count at 2 for the whole region. Touristic coastal towns like Saïdia could also attract clubs aimed at beach visitors.
Is padel growing in Morocco and does that affect Oriental?TrustPadel▾
Nationally, padel is growing fast, with new courts appearing in several regions every year. However, Oriental currently has 1 venues and 2 courts, showing it hasn't yet benefited from this boom. As the country's padel supply reaches saturation in the big cities, clubs will likely expand into underserved areas like Oriental.