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Bondi Bowling Club lawn bowls in Sydney - group bookings

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Bondi Bowling Club (North Bondi)4.4 (401)

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Barefoot bowls and function rooms at a North Bondi club dating from 1933, with rinks for up to 10 players each and a bar and kitchen on site.

Lawn Bowls: What to Look For

The Eastern Suburbs stretch across Bondi, North Bondi, Double Bay, Rose Bay, Moore Park and surrounds, and in a busy part of Sydney a bowling green gives a big group room to spread out for an afternoon without a strict agenda. Barefoot bowls works for mixed crowds: the keen players compete while everyone else chats at the tables. On Party Hero, the Eastern Suburbs bowls venue listed so far is Bondi Bowling Club in North Bondi, which has been part of the local community since 1933.

Things to plan for a bowls day in the east:

Getting there: buses run widely across the Eastern Suburbs and the Eastern Suburbs train line serves Bondi Junction, where buses continue to North Bondi, and weekend parking near the club is tight.
The experience: bowls are played barefoot on the greens, with verandah seating and outdoor picnic tables for guests who would rather sit out.
Group size: rinks take up to 10 players each and several can be booked together, while the function spaces range from 20 guests up to 150.
Booking ahead: rinks are booked online, and weather-affected bookings may be credited to another date or put towards food and drinks.
Food and drinks: the club has its own bar and kitchen, and each function space carries a $500 minimum spend on catering.

Rinks start from $150 per group for an hour, or $200 for two hours. Bowls are for guests aged 16 and over. For groups drawn from across the east, the club's mix of greens, three function spaces and a kitchen means one booking can cover the game, the meal and the speeches.

Birthday groups who want something relaxed rather than a big night out.
Work teams looking for an easygoing get-together with food and drinks on site.
Mixed groups where not everyone wants to play, thanks to verandah seating and picnic tables.
Larger celebrations, with the Main Hall taking 100 to 150 people and a stage, microphone and projector included.

Choosing a space at Bondi Bowling Club

The Green Room suits 20, or 50 with the adjoining games area, and has a private balcony over the greens.
The Piano Room holds 50, with big windows, a working fireplace and views of the bowling green.
The Main Hall is a public area, so it suits a larger, casual event rather than a private dinner.
Weekly specials such as Taco Tuesday with margaritas or the Friday curry night make an easy option for smaller groups.

Lawn Bowls FAQs

Where can we play lawn bowls in the Eastern Suburbs?

The venue listed on Party Hero for the region is Bondi Bowling Club at 1a Warners Avenue in North Bondi, next to Barracluff Park. It offers barefoot bowls, a bar and kitchen, and three function spaces.

How do we get there by public transport?

The Eastern Suburbs train line runs to Bondi Junction, and buses run from there to North Bondi. Buses also run widely across the region, which helps on weekends when parking is tight.

How big a group can a bowls day take?

Each rink holds up to 10 players and bigger groups can book several rinks. For the function afterwards, the Main Hall takes 100 to 150 people.

Is a bowls day suitable for a work function?

Yes, the club suits work get-togethers, with rinks for the game and function rooms for food afterwards. The Main Hall includes a stage, microphone and projector for speeches, and each space has a $500 minimum spend on catering.