There are a number of bowling clubs in the town.

The village also has its own 18-hole golf course and bowling club.

However, the association remained active until 1960 as a bowling club.

He is also threatening to join the local bowling club.

The town also has a lawn bowling club with one synthetic green.

There is a bowling club, a small corner store and caravan park.

There is a bowling club, a basic football pitch and two play areas for the young.

There is a crown green bowling club on the grounds.

It has schools, a sports hall, a bowling club, and other forms of entertainment.

All that remains of the former ground is a gymnasium and a bowling club.

Public tennis courts and a bowling club are located nearby.

It was the first women's only bowling club to be formed in Queensland.

The grounds of the former hall is now a park, playground and crown green bowling club.

He was also an inaugural member of the lawn bowling club which remains active on the site.

There is also a primary school, park, bowling club, village hall, post office, general store, 2 churches and a medical centre.

There is a Bowling Club too, which holds events for the younger and older.

There is a bowling club and youth club at the village hall.

It also has a camping ground, which is seasonally busy and a bowling club.

There are also tennis courts and a bowling club adjacent to the main oval.

Another possible explanation is the fact that many of these bowling clubs are what have been referred to as "country lanes".

In 1847 a bowling club started playing on the Smirthwaite Street green.

From the pub or bowling club to the local Further Education Centre.

Towie also has a bowling club and a beautiful church with historic graveyard.

A crown green bowling club and a tennis club are on the Hall site.

In addition the town hosts a tennis club and a bowling club.