Hens Party Venues in Noosa

How to Choose the Right Hens Party Venue

Two hens venues in the Noosa region sit in different towns and run different kinds of day. In Cooroy, Crackerjack gives the group barefoot bowls on its greens; in Tewantin, The Royal Mail Hotel offers a beer garden and deck facing the river.

Cooroy against Tewantin for a hens group:

Crackerjack builds bowls into its packages, while the Royal Mail is about food, drinks and a long afternoon outdoors.
Crackerjack takes groups of 20 to 300; the Royal Mail's areas range from a deck of about 50 to a bistro for 100.
The Banquet House at Crackerjack has its own bar and two private lanes, and the Royal Mail's five areas are semi-private.
Expect Asian share plates in Cooroy, and pub canapés and platters in Tewantin.
Crackerjack starts from $25 per person and The Royal Mail Hotel from $28 per person.

Crackerjack's 1970s country bowlo look, with trophies and memorabilia, gives the day a theme without extra styling.
Higher packages add a welcome cocktail, more time on the greens and a premium drinks package.
A photographer or photo booth can be arranged at extra cost.
There's no venue hire fee, which keeps the cost per head simpler to split.

The riverside hens in Tewantin

The Royal Mail beer garden comes in two bookable sections with picnic tables, umbrellas and covered spots.
Arrival cocktails are an optional extra on any of the three drinks tiers.
Pick canapé packages by piece count, four, six or eight a head, or go with shared platters.
The organiser can put a ceiling on a bar tab, with guests paying for themselves once it runs out.

Venues for Hens Parties: Your Questions Answered

Which Noosa-area hens venue has an activity built in?

Crackerjack in Cooroy, where packages include time playing barefoot bowls.

Can a small hens group book at either venue?

Crackerjack's functions start at 20 guests. The Royal Mail's deck takes about 50, so ask about smaller bookings when you enquire.

Do the Cooroy and Tewantin venues offer drinks packages?

Both do. Crackerjack runs two-hour packages or a wristband bar tab; the Royal Mail offers packages running two, three or four hours, a capped tab or a cash bar.

Is either venue suited to a daytime hens?

The Royal Mail pitches its outdoor areas at daytime parties, and Crackerjack's packages centre on time on the bowling greens.