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Parqueo Mercado Gastronómico La Cartonera, Parque Empresarial Lindora, bodega E4, Via Lindora, Santa Ana

Academia de Tenis Mario Muñoz Picado

San Antonio, San José, San Antonio de Desamparados

Aleste

WXCH+MVF Frente al Colegio SEK, 2km al norte, Aleste, Torre 201, Curridabat

Art Padel Club

Heredia, Los Lagos

Aventuras Tropicales Golfo Dulce

Calle a Pueblo Viejo, Puerto Jiménez

Club Campestre Español

XRP6+QX5, Club Campestre Español, San Antonio

Club Padel Now

Padel Now, camino Ocotal, cruce a mano izquierda en el New China, a la par el bar Flipper, Club deportivo, El coco

Concasa Padel Club

Centro Comercial Campo Real, C. Terrazas del Oeste, San Rafael

Costa Rica Tennis Club, 2do Parqueo

WVHX+WGP, San José, Urbanizacion Colón

D’Oli Pádel

WRX8+6FH, Pozos

Distrito Padel

200 metros Este del plantel del MOPT en, San Antonio, Villa Bonita

Epic Padel

Contiguo al Liceo León Cortés, Grecia, Barrio León Cortés Castro

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Padel en Costa Rica

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Raices espanolas y crecimiento local

El padel llego a Costa Rica hacia 2012, cuando Fanny Ramirez Esquivel regreso de Espana y cofundo una de las primeras asociaciones del pais en una epoca en que el deporte era practicamente desconocido. La construccion sistematica de instalaciones comenzo hacia 2017 con CR Aragon Sports de San Antonio de Belen, Heredia, que se convirtio en el principal instalador de la region. En 2025 el pais contaba con alrededor de 100 pistas y la federacion nacional tenia 10 clubes afiliados con mas de 250 jugadores registrados.

Circuito profesional y Copa Latinoamericana

En agosto de 2024, Costa Rica acogió su primer evento del circuito profesional de padel, la BMW Fabrice Pastor Cup 1000, celebrada en CR Aragon Sports en Belen, Heredia, y ganada por la pareja española Javier Collantes y Miguel Morales. En septiembre de 2026, la Copa Latinoamericana de Padel reunio a mas de 700 jugadores de 7 paises, incluyendo Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Ecuador y El Salvador, consolidando a Costa Rica como sede regional de primer nivel en el istmo.

Centro de infraestructura y expansion costera

CR Aragon Sports ha construido mas de 120 pistas en Centroamerica y el Caribe desde alrededor de 2017 y es el organizador oficial del circuito Fabrice Pastor en la region. El padel se ha extendido mas alla del Gran Area Metropolitana de San Jose hacia zonas turísticas costeras como Tamarindo y Playas del Coco en Guanacaste. Ningun jugador costarricense figura en el circuito profesional de la FIP, lo que refleja el caracter emergente del pais en este deporte.

Datos clave

Organo rector: Federacion Deportiva de Padel Competitivo de Costa Rica (Fedepadelcr), presidente Esteban Castro
Pistas: Aproximadamente 100 pistas a nivel nacional (estimacion 2025), 10 clubes afiliados, mas de 250 jugadores registrados
Primeras pistas: Hacia 2012, primera asociacion cofundada por Fanny Ramirez Esquivel, construccion sistematica desde aproximadamente 2017 por CR Aragon Sports
Eventos internacionales: BMW Fabrice Pastor Cup 1000 en CR Aragon Sports, Belen, agosto de 2024, Copa Latinoamericana de Padel 2026 (700+ jugadores, 7 paises)
Infraestructura: CR Aragon Sports, Belen, Heredia, ha instalado mas de 120 pistas en Centroamerica y el Caribe

Spanish roots and grassroots growth

Padel reached Costa Rica around 2012 when Fanny Ramirez Esquivel returned from Spain and co-founded one of the country's first padel associations at a time when the sport was almost entirely unknown locally. Systematic court construction began around 2017 when CR Aragon Sports of San Antonio de Belen, Heredia, established itself as the leading regional court installer. By 2025, Costa Rica had around 100 courts and the national federation had 10 affiliated clubs with more than 250 registered players.

Professional circuit and Copa Latinoamericana

In August 2024, Costa Rica hosted its first professional padel circuit event, the BMW Fabrice Pastor Cup 1000, at CR Aragon Sports in Belen, Heredia. The title was won by Spanish pair Javier Collantes and Miguel Morales. In September 2026, the Copa Latinoamericana de Padel drew more than 700 players from 7 countries including Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Ecuador and El Salvador, cementing Costa Rica's position as a regional competition hub in Central America.

Infrastructure hub and coastal expansion

CR Aragon Sports has installed more than 120 courts across Central America and the Caribbean since around 2017 and serves as the official organiser of the Fabrice Pastor professional padel circuit for the isthmus and Caribbean region. Padel has spread beyond the San Jose metropolitan area to coastal tourist zones including Tamarindo and Playas del Coco in Guanacaste province. No Costa Rican player has achieved a confirmed ranking in the FIP professional circuit, reflecting the country's status as an emerging padel market.

Key facts

Governing body: Federacion Deportiva de Padel Competitivo de Costa Rica (Fedepadelcr), president Esteban Castro
Courts: approximately 100 courts nationwide (2025 estimate), 10 affiliated clubs, 250+ registered players
First courts: around 2012, first association co-founded by Fanny Ramirez Esquivel after returning from Spain, systematic construction from around 2017 by CR Aragon Sports
International events: BMW Fabrice Pastor Cup 1000 at CR Aragon Sports, Belen, August 2024, Copa Latinoamericana de Padel 2026 (700+ players, 7 countries)
Infrastructure: CR Aragon Sports of Belen, Heredia, has installed 120+ courts across Central America and the Caribbean

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