What activities does Eastbourne Bowling Club offer?

We welcome you to bowls and share resources to help you improve, including training videos and practical guidance on laws, marker and player roles, and bowling etiquette.

Where and how do I join or register with the club?

Use our Want to Join section to find New to Bowls details, membership information, and an application form. If you are already a member, you can register through the member registration link.

How do membership and fees work?

You can review our membership details and scale of fees through the membership page, then complete the application form to apply.

Eastbourne Bowling Club

Conqueror when he landed in 1066. Eastbourne Bowling Club, located in Eastbourne, East Sussex, is a vibrant and inclusive lawn bowls club. Whether you are a seasoned bowler or looking to try your hand at the sport for the first time, Eastbourne Bowling Club welcomes all ages and abilities.

At the heart of the club are two excellent greens, providing a fantastic playing surface for both social and competitive bowlers. The large clubhouse, complete with a bar and catering facilities, is the perfect place to relax and socialise with fellow members and visiting teams. The club also boasts its own car park, making it convenient for members and visitors.

Situated close to the town centre, just opposite the town hall, Eastbourne Bowling Club is ideally located for touring sides and visitors. The sea front is within walking distance, allowing members and visitors to enjoy the stunning coastal scenery before or after a game of bowls. An inviting and friendly atmosphere awaits everyone who walks through the club's doors.

Eastbourne, with a population of 97,000, is a popular resort town along the south coast of England. It can be easily accessed from London by the A22, and from the east and west by the A27 and the A259. The club's location on Saffrons Road, near Saffrons Sports Club, is a short walk from Eastbourne railway station, the main shopping area, and the seafront. The iconic town hall clock tower serves as a landmark to guide visitors to the club.

When not playing bowls, there are plenty of attractions to explore in and around Eastbourne. A short drive west will take you to the Beachy Head cliffs and the start of the South Downs, a stunning natural landscape that inspired Claude Debussy to compose 'La Mer'. The area is popular for hikers and kite enthusiasts, offering breathtaking views of the sea and the countryside. To the east lies Pevensey Bay and '1066 Country', a haven for birdwatchers and history enthusiasts, showcasing the breathtaking beaches where William the Conqueror landed.

Eastbourne Bowling Club welcomes both members and visitors to experience the joy of lawn bowls in a picturesque and friendly environment. Whether you're looking to join a local club or planning a visit to Eastbourne, the club's facilities and warm hospitality ensure a memorable experience for all.