
Seafood raffles
From 4pm · Happy hour 4–6pm
Twelve trays of fresh local prawns, oysters, squid and fish from Naeco Blue Seafoods on the raffle table every Wednesday. Courtesy bus from 3:30pm.
Wooli Bowling & Recreation Club — bowls, Harry's Chinese and a cold one by the green.
Bowls, Harry's Chinese and a cold one by the green.

$10 a head, kids free, bowls supplied. Book a rink online.
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Dine in or take away, Tuesday to Sunday. Book on (02) 6649 7851.
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Seafood Wednesdays, meat Fridays, $6 schooners at happy hour.
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Between the river and the sea, catered by Harry's.
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All members are invited to the AGM in the clubhouse. Elections for president, two vice presidents, treasurer and five directors — nominations closed 1 November.
Yuraygir National Park on one side, the Solitary Islands Marine Park on the other. Fish it, paddle it, dive it, then come in for a cold one.
The green
Social bowls Wednesdays and Sundays, barefoot bowls almost any time. No experience needed — bowls supplied, kids play free.
Membership
New members are always welcome. Renew online and your card is waiting at the bar. Members get the free Friday raffle voucher and the members draw.

Raffles, happy hours, bingo, the punters club and the Sunday pool comp. Swipe your member card at the sign-in desk for a free raffle voucher on Friday nights.

From 4pm · Happy hour 4–6pm
Twelve trays of fresh local prawns, oysters, squid and fish from Naeco Blue Seafoods on the raffle table every Wednesday. Courtesy bus from 3:30pm.

From 6pm · Members draw $750
Thirty trays of steak, lamb and chicken from 6pm, plus the $750 members draw and the chocolate wheel. Swipe your member card at the sign-in desk for a free raffle voucher.

From 2pm · $2 entry · Happy hour 2–5pm
$2 a week for members and guests. Go in the draw to win $50 to bet on a horse of your choice, plus cash prizes in the Three 7s draw for Race 7 in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Current jackpot — ask at the bar. Conditions apply.
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10:30am
A morning of fun for all the family.

From 2pm · $5 entry · Happy hour 2–4pm
Cash prize for winner and runner-up. All welcome. Courtesy bus from 1:30pm.

2–5pm · Free entry
Live music on music weekends with happy hour 2–4pm and the courtesy bus running. Dates are posted at the bar and on Facebook.

All members are invited to the AGM in the clubhouse at 9:30am. Elections for president, two vice presidents, treasurer and five directors. Nominations closed 1 November — eligible nominees have been members for the past two years.
Dawn Service 5:30am · Morning Service 11am · Two-Up from 2pm
Services at the Cenotaph. All attending the Dawn Service are invited back to the clubhouse for breakfast.
Wed 3:30–9:30pm · Fri 4:30–10pm · Sat 1–10pm · Sun 1:30–9:30pm
Ask at the bar to book a pick-up.

Social bowls twice a week and barefoot bowls almost any time the club is open. Bowls supplied, no experience needed, kids play free.
Kids play freeTurn up almost any time, or book ahead so your rink is waiting. Bookings are strongly encouraged in school holidays.
Pay online and your rink is confirmed on the spot, or choose to pay at the bar when you arrive.

Wednesdays 1pm · Sundays 10am
Sign on 30 minutes before the start, or the day before at the bar.

Any day · bookings essential for 10 or more
Tell us your numbers and we'll set up the rinks and a table at Harry's.

Singles · pairs · triples · fours
Keep the card on your phone — ends, shots and running totals, saved even if you close it mid-game.
Open the scorecard
An extensive Chinese menu with a small selection of Aussie meals. Dine in or take away, Tuesday to Sunday, and seven days over the summer holidays.

Harry's caters for all functions, including weddings. EFTPOS available at the restaurant. Online takeaway ordering is a proposed feature; right now it sends Harry's your order to confirm by phone.

From a casual get-together to something formal, the club tailors a package to suit you and your guests. Pair a night at the club with a day of fishing or the beach.
Enquiries go to Kellie Blacksell, Secretary Manager, on (02) 6649 7525 or admin@woolibowls.com.au.


All new members are warmly welcomed. Renewals fall due on 30 June each year, with a pro-rata price from February. Cards are ready at the bar a week after payment, or we can post them out.
Full recreation membership for anyone joining the club for the first time.
Or $60 for five years. Renew online with your member number and your card is waiting at the bar.
Bowling membership renewals for the coming season will be announced by the club. Ask at the bar.
Ask the clubWooli Bowling & Recreation Club Co-operative Limited. This year's Annual General Meeting is Sunday 15 November at 9:30am in the clubhouse, Riverside Drive, Wooli.
Annual reports are available from the club.

Wooli sits on a narrow peninsula between the mouth of the Wooli Wooli River and the Pacific Ocean, 40 minutes east of Grafton and about 75 minutes north of Coffs Harbour.

One narrow street of a village: the river on one side, the surf beach on the other, and the club in the middle of it all.

Wooli is perched at the northern end of the Solitary Islands Marine Park and surrounded by Yuraygir National Park, the longest stretch of protected coastline in the state.
The marine park covers 70,000 hectares of pristine beaches, rocky foreshores, secluded estuaries, headlands and five offshore islands, with a diversity of species that rarely coexist in the same marine environment. Swimming, surfing, fishing, kayaking, diving, bushwalking, whale watching, snorkelling and camping are all on the doorstep. There is a tennis court opposite the club, and the area is known for its seafood, so be sure to enjoy a Wooli oyster during your visit.
Riverside Drive and Main Street both end at the club. A courtesy bus runs Wednesday to Sunday.

89 Riverside Drive, Wooli NSW 2462. EFTPOS available.
On the peninsula: ocean on one side, river on the other.