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The next highest-rated activities that publish a starting price, with group size and cost side by side.
| Activity | Type | Area | Group size | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lane Cove Bowling Club 4.5(84) | Type:Lawn Bowls | Area:Lane Cove | Group size:– | Price:From $15pp |
| Leichhardt Bowling Club 4.4(554) | Type:Lawn Bowls | Area:Lilyfield | Group size:Up to 20 | Price:From $15pp |
| Bondi Bowling Club 4.4(401) | Type:Lawn Bowls | Area:North Bondi | Group size:Up to 150 | Price:From $150 |
| Petersham Bowling Club 4.3(495) | Type:Lawn Bowls | Area:Petersham | Group size:Up to 50 | Price:From $10pp |
| Coogee Beach Club 4.1(223) | Type:Lawn Bowls | Area:Coogee | Group size:– | Price:From $145 |
Lowest per-person prices
PetershamGroups up to 50
Lane Cove
LilyfieldGroups up to 20
Barefoot lawn bowls has had a real resurgence in Sydney as a casual group activity, with suburban clubs from the eastern suburbs to the northern beaches and inner west opening their greens for social bookings – usually paired with a bar, food trucks or a beer garden rather than a traditional club feel.
Rink hire is one of the cheaper options on this list, typically $15 to $25 a head including bowls hire for an hour or two on the green, though some clubs charge a flat rink fee instead of pricing per person. Check whether food and drinks are available on-site, since not every club runs a full kitchen and you may need to arrange catering separately.
Rink hire is cheap enough and clubs can usually turn a booking around quickly, so a couple of weeks' notice is often enough – though clubs with a bar and food trucks on-site fill up faster on warm-weather weekends.
Sydney lawn bowls suppliers respond directly through Party Hero, with no booking fee and no markup – so the quote you get is the price you'll actually pay.
No – barefoot lawn bowls is a casual social activity, and rink hire includes bowls hire, so nobody needs their own gear or prior experience.
Not every club runs a full kitchen, so check what's actually on-site before assuming – some pair bowls with a bar or food trucks, others don't.
It depends on the club – some price per head, typically $15 to $25 including bowls hire, while others charge a flat rink fee instead. Confirm which applies before comparing venues.
A couple of weeks' notice is usually enough, though clubs with a bar and food trucks on-site fill up faster on warm-weather weekends.
A traditional club focuses on the game itself with a classic clubhouse feel, while a barefoot/social bowls venue is built more around the bar, food trucks and general atmosphere, with lawn bowls as one part of the day rather than the main focus.
Not usually – rink hire is cheap enough and clubs can often turn a booking around quickly, though venues with a bar and food trucks on-site fill up faster on warm-weather weekends.
