The coast
Fishing villages, wide beaches and cliff walks, most of them under an hour from the club.
La Fresneda · Asturias, Spain
A week of padel on the green coast of Spain.
Play twice a day with coaches who group you by level, sleep and eat at the club, and spend the afternoons out in Asturias. Everything is organised before you arrive.
Small groups. Popular with German and international players.
7
days
2
sessions daily
All in
one price
The format
Play, stay and explore, in one booking
Seven days at the club. You arrive, we handle the rest: courts, coaches, rooms, meals and the trips out.
01 · Play
Levelled coaching, morning and evening
Two sessions a day in small groups matched to your level, from first-season players to competitive club teams. Everyone moves at their own pace, and no one spends the week outmatched.
02 · Stay
Full board at the club
A room and three meals a day, all on site. Breakfast before the first session, a proper Asturian lunch after it, dinner together when the courts close.
03 · Explore
Guided trips between sessions
Coast, mountains and cider houses, planned and driven for you. You see the region you flew to, not only the court you booked.
Everything is covered
One price, nothing left to organise
10
coaching sessions, courts and balls
7
nights on site at the club
21
meals, breakfast to dinner
2
tournaments with other players
Why Asturias
The padel holiday that doesn't feel like one
Northern Spain stays green all summer. Mountains an hour inland, empty beaches an hour north, and temperatures that let you play at midday without hiding from the sun.
It is the quiet alternative to the Costa del Sol and Mallorca: no crowds on the courts, no queue for dinner, and a food and cider culture that guests talk about for longer than their matches.
Explore the region
Part of the week, not an add-on
Afternoons and rest days are planned with a guide who lives here.
The mountains
Trails in the Picos de Europa, from an easy lakeside loop to a full day out.
Cider and food
A sidrería evening, a market morning, and the cheeses the region is known for.
Who comes
Club players who arrive alone and leave with a group
Group sizes are capped — weeks fill from partner clubs first.
Most guests come from clubs in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, some as a pair, many on their own. Sessions are in English, the groups are small, and by the second evening people are picking their own doubles partners.
Improvers and experienced players both fit: the levelling is done on the first morning, and adjusted during the week if a group settles wrong.
Get in touch
Thinking of sending your members? Let's talk.
Write to us for the full week plan, partner terms, or the answer to anything a member might ask. We reply personally, usually the same day.
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hola@asturiaspadelcamp.com
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