About
Eastwood Croquet Club is a community-based club located in Eastwood, a suburb in the north-western suburbs of Sydney, NSW. Established in 1935, the club has a rich history and is supported by the Ryde City Council, which owns and maintains the croquet lawns, gardens, and heritage pavilion within the historical Eastwood Park.
The primary objective of Eastwood Croquet Club is to provide a welcoming and enjoyable environment for the sport of croquet. Croquet is a game that can be played by people of all ages and skill levels, making it an inclusive and accessible sport for everyone. The club offers various forms or codes of croquet, which can be played both within the club and in collaboration with other croquet clubs in the region.
As a member of Croquet NSW and Croquet Australia, Eastwood Croquet Club maintains strong relationships with other clubs in the region through competitions, training sessions, and social activities. The club hosts several club and interclub tournaments throughout the year, providing opportunities for members to engage in friendly but competitive gameplay. Additionally, the club organises social events for members and their guests, as well as invitation events for people and groups in the local community.
Eastwood Croquet Club warmly welcomes new members and visitors who are interested in trying out the sport of croquet before committing to membership. The club also offers the option to hire the facilities for small croquet parties and corporate events, providing a unique and enjoyable experience for participants.
The club is conveniently located at the Corner of West Parade & Wingate Avenue, Eastwood, 2122, within Eastwood Park. It is positioned on the western side of Eastwood Railway Station and is only 50 metres away from the station and the bus terminal. While parking may be limited on weekdays due to commuter demand, the club is easily accessible via public transportation, with the railway station and bus interchange in proximity.
Eastwood Croquet Club boasts a history of successful players who have represented the club in various competitions at the state and national levels. Notably, Edna Gibson, a long-standing member, captained the New South Wales Interstate team in 1963, demonstrating the club's commitment to excellence in the sport.
For more information about Eastwood Croquet Club, including membership details, upcoming events, and how to get involved, interested individuals can visit the club's website or contact the club's secretary via email at secretary@eastwoodcroquetclub. Org. au or by phone, reaching out to Gail or Carol.
