Hesketh Park Bowling Club
Welcomes new Members
For more information contact
Hugh Neale on 07771 578400
email:
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Hesketh Park Bowling Club
Hesketh Park, Park Road, Dartford, Kent DA1 1ST
Affiliated to: BE, KCBA, D & DBA, G & DBA
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CLUB CLOSED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
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Situated in Hesketh Park, Dartford, Kent.
Hesketh Park Bowling Club has been in existence since 1904.
Hesketh Park provides a full range of bowling for both the competitive and social bowler. These include County and Club Matches,
Internal Competitions, Leagues, Friendly Fixtures, and Roll-ups.
The Club has Mens/Ladies and Mixed games, and also enjoy a number of special bowling and social events during the course of the season
April to September.
There are many well attended Club Competitions and our Social Events include lunch time and evening get togethers, BBQ's in the park to name just a few and the popular Finals Day also the Annual Dinner/Dance Presentation Night.
Hesketh Park can fulfil the bowling requirements of both the experienced and newcomer alike with good facilities and a warm welcome assured.
Hesketh Park could just be the club you're looking for!
If you feel our club has something to offer you, or maybe you just want some more information, or would like to arrange a visit, then please get in touch with Hugh Neale on 07771 578400 or email he would be very pleased to hear from you.
Please enjoy your visit to our website and thank you for your time.
Dianne Coopey Ladies President
Vic Emson Mens President
2018
Rhiannon Butler President of
Kent County Bowling Association
Ladies 2015
Some of our Members that keep our
Bowling Green in Great Condition throughout the year,
we are very lucky to have their dedication.
If any member would like to help those mentioned below
maintain the green, please contact
Mike or Ken they will be pleased to hear from you.
WELL DONE TO
Mike Goulding, Ken Plant, Ray Johnston, Dave Tutton, Sam Cecil
This picture shows damage to the green, when the bowl is thrown, instead of being rolled along the ground.