David Lloyd Cambridge Membership Cost (2026): Padel, Spa & Prices

Independent guide — not affiliated with David Lloyd Clubs Ltd in any way. Last reviewed: July 2026 | Written and reviewed by Anna John, Independent Fitness Membership Researcher

David Lloyd Cambridge, off Coldhams Lane on the eastern edge of the city, is a genuinely well-equipped racquets and wellness club — indoor and outdoor tennis, three dedicated padel courts, pickleball, two heated pools, and a newer destination-style spa with an outdoor Spa Garden. Here’s what’s confirmed, reported pricing, and one recurring claim worth treating with caution.

How We Research Prices

David Lloyd doesn’t publish club-specific pricing on its own site — Cambridge’s exact rates, like every David Lloyd club, come only from a direct enquiry. The pricing below reflects figures reported by an independent source; facility details have been checked directly against David Lloyd’s own official Cambridge racquets and club-facilities pages, which confirmed the majority of what’s claimed elsewhere, with a couple of specifics — including opening hours — inconsistent enough between sources to flag rather than state as settled fact.

Quick Answer: How Much Does David Lloyd Cambridge Cost?

Reported pricing puts Club (off-peak) at roughly £90–£125/month, Plus at around £130–£165/month, and Platinum — which includes full racquets and spa access — at approximately £185–£230/month. That sits comfortably within the £75–£230 national range covered in our David Lloyd membership cost guide, reflecting Cambridge’s strong but not flagship-level facility mix.

Tier Individual (est.) Couple (est.) Family (est.)
Club (Off-peak) ~£90–£125/month ~£145–£190/month ~£175–£240/month
Plus ~£130–£165/month ~£215–£270/month ~£260–£325/month
Platinum (Full Spa + Racquets) ~£185–£230/month ~£300–£370/month ~£360–£450/month

Figures are third-party reported, not officially published by David Lloyd, and should be confirmed directly with the club.

What facilities are available at David Lloyd Cambridge

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Tennis, Padel & Pickleball

Indoor and outdoor tennis courts plus badminton — confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s own Cambridge racquets pages, alongside three dedicated padel courts and pickleball. Junior coaching runs from Tennis Stars (ages 3–11) through to weekly group coaching for 11–18 year olds, similar in structure to the junior programmes at David Lloyd Hamilton.

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Swimming Pools

Two heated pools — indoor and outdoor — confirmed officially, with adult and children’s swimming lessons available year-round.

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Spa

David Lloyd’s own site describes a “new destination spa” and a “luxury outdoor Spa Garden” at Cambridge — confirmed generally, though specific features like a Himalayan salt sauna or ice cave, sometimes claimed elsewhere, weren’t independently verifiable for this guide and are worth confirming directly if they’re central to your decision.

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Battlebox & BLAZE

Both confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s site — Battlebox is an outdoor functional training zone, and BLAZE is David Lloyd’s boutique-style cardio, strength, and combat class.

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Family Facilities

A kids’ splash zone and DL Kids programming are confirmed, alongside a Clubroom for food and drink.

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Business Workspace

David Lloyd’s own site confirms remote-working space is available at Cambridge, useful given the club’s proximity to the city’s university and biotech employment base.

Is David Lloyd Cambridge Worth It?

Likely worth it if:

  • You play tennis or padel regularly — this is a genuinely well-equipped racquets venue with junior coaching alongside adult play
  • You’ll use both pools and the spa consistently
  • You want a workspace option alongside your gym visit

Probably not worth it if:

  • You mainly want gym-floor access — a budget gym nearby will cost a fraction of even the Club tier here
  • The specific spa features (Himalayan sauna, ice cave) are your main draw — confirm these directly before assuming they’re included, since they weren’t independently verifiable for this guide

Contact Details for David Lloyd Cambridge

Address: Coldham’s Business Park, off Coldhams Lane, Cambridge, CB1 3LH

Opening hours are reported inconsistently between sources — some suggest 6:00am–10:00pm weekdays, others 6:30am–11:30pm — so confirm current hours directly with the club or via the David Lloyd app before visiting.

FAQs

Yes — three dedicated padel courts, confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s own site, alongside indoor and outdoor tennis, badminton, and pickleball.

Reported pricing runs from roughly £90/month for Club up to around £230/month for Platinum. These figures aren’t officially published, so confirm directly with the club.

Yes — David Lloyd’s own site confirms a newer destination-style spa and an outdoor Spa Garden, though specific features like a Himalayan salt sauna weren’t independently confirmed for this guide.

Yes, a kids’ splash zone is confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s site, alongside DL Kids programming.

Final Thoughts

David Lloyd Cambridge’s racquets provision — full tennis, three padel courts, and pickleball — checks out well against David Lloyd’s own site, making it a solid choice for regular racquet sports players in the area, alongside a genuinely confirmed newer spa and Spa Garden. As always, verify specific spa features and current opening hours directly, and treat any claim about a nationally retired Diamond tier with the same caution we’d apply anywhere else on the network. Get a personalised quote directly from David Lloyd Cambridge’s own racquets and club pages before signing anything.

Prices in this guide are third-party reported estimates only, not officially published by David Lloyd. Your actual cost depends on current promotions and your specific membership agreement — always request a personalised quote before joining.