Padel Tennis
The only padel courts located at a Lincolnshire park
At Don Amott Parks we’re constantly striving to improve facilities and features across our five parks, so that we can offer more to our customers. We’re proud to have the only parks in Lincolnshire with padel tennis courts (at Lakeside, Nettleton and Willows parks) so you can play this increasingly popular sport. We also offer traditional tennis courts at our Lakeside, Nettleton and Willows parks.

Don Amott Parks has the only padel tennis courts available on holiday parks in Lincolnshire. So if you’re intent on hitting the courts for a game then Lakeside and Nettleton are the places to be. Both of our courts are doubles-sized.
When a game is your aim, just head to the swimming pool reception at Lakeside and book your court. You can hire all of the equipment you need for a game from the Tropicana (chargeable per person), or bring your own equipment to play. You book your court (and enquire about hiring equipment) at the reception office for Nettleton, or at the Wave reception for Willows. Court bookings remain complimentary for our customers, but require a refundable cash deposit when booking.
This Mexican-originated racket sport has grown in popularity in the UK in recent years, and the Lakeside, Nettleton and Willows sites of Don Amott Parks are the places to enjoy it when you’re holidaying in Lincolnshire.

If you’re a connoisseur of our nation’s enduringly popular racquet sport, Don Amott Parks provides the best facilities for you to enjoy quality tennis time. There are well-maintained all-weather courts at our Lakeside, Nettleton and Willows parks, fenced off to provide you with the maximum focus you need to try and ace your game.
At Lakeside, access to the tennis facilities can be obtained by booking at the Tropicana. At Willows, you must collect the court key from the reception office.
Padel tennis is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world, and Don Amott Parks is proud to be the only holiday park group in Lincolnshire offering dedicated padel courts. Combining the best elements of tennis and squash, padel is easy to pick up making it great fun for all ages and perfect for family holidays. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, our Lakeside, Willows and Nettleton Park courts provide the ideal space to serve, rally, and smash your way to victory.
Why try padel tennis at Don Amott Parks?
- Exclusive in Lincolnshire – the only padel courts located on holiday parks in the county.
- Free to play – court use is complimentary for guests and holiday home owners.
- Easy equipment hire – rackets and balls available, chargeable per person.
- Double-sized courts – perfect for social doubles games with friends or family.
- Beginner-friendly – suitable for all abilities, with simple rules and easy-to-learn gameplay.
- All-weather facilities – high-quality surfaces and enclosed courts for year-round play.
- More than padel – enjoy traditional tennis too at Lakeside, Nettleton, and Willows parks.
How does padel tennis compare to traditional tennis?
At Don Amott Parks, sport and leisure come together perfectly. Whether you’re learning the ropes of padel or perfecting your tennis serve, our exclusive Lincolnshire courts offer something unique for active guests. With free court access, easy equipment hire, and the freedom to play at your own pace, you’ll find that a match on our padel courts is the perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon at your holiday home.
No, you can hire the equipment you need at the parks! Equipment hire is non-refundable.
Court bookings can be made at the reception of each park, using a cash refundable deposit.
Equipment is also available for hire at the Lakeside Tropicana, Nettleton reception or the Wave reception at Willows (chargeable per person).
Use of tennis and padel tennis courts is free for guests; however court bookings may incur a cash refundable deposit. It’s advisable to confirm any charges at the time of booking. Â
Yes, the sports facilities cater to all skill levels, providing a welcoming environment for both beginners and experienced players.Â
Yes, padel is designed to be simple and sociable. The rules are straightforward, and you’ll pick up the techniques quickly, even if you’ve never played tennis before. It’s perfect for mixed-ability players and family fun.
Comfortable sports clothing and trainers with a good grip are ideal. Since padel involves quick movements and rallies, breathable materials and non-marking shoes are recommended for safe, comfortable play.