Prince Arthur Road Indoor Bowls Club was founded in 1989 and has one of the largest playing areas in the Kent area with 8 rinks. It gives the opportunity for all members, including those with a disability, in the Medway and surrounding areas to play bowls all year round. The Winter season commences at the end of September and culminates with Club Finals and presentations in Mid April.

We then continue with the Summer programme which runs from the end of April to Mid September. Organised Roll Ups and Casual Play. For the Social bowlers there can be as many as three matches at weekends against external clubs from the South East of England. Many of these are meal matches that include a fabulous meal provided by our experienced catering team.

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Eric Clive

Dec 25, 2021

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Very nice club , lovely bowling. Club is friendly and welcoming. Coaching is available

Steve Bradnock

Dec 17, 2021

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I am a health care assistant and work with a young man with a disability. He goes to Boccia on Saturdays. We have found the group very friendly and welcoming. My client has not socialized since he was at school and has found instant friends here. Fantastic venue.

Jane Mills

Jul 21, 2021

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Very well run ,lovely staff and spot on with the covid 19 rules & regulations,.Had a great game and throughly enjoyed it .

Marva Wilson-Harrison

Jun 12, 2021

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This was the first time the Elders of my group were attending Bowls - it was good fun and we will tell others about it as all who attended want to go back again.
Great experience - great staff.

Karen Baker

Jun 07, 2021

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Very welcoming. All ages and levels welcomed. Taster sessions and coaching offered.

Lynne Bailey

Aug 09, 2019

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My dad George Hattrill has sadly passed away. Prince Arthur made his life complete. He made many friends and played as many times as he could fantastic club.

Mark Trinder

Aug 10, 2018

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Dont go here, very unfriendly, accused my elderly father of drinking at mid day and asking him to leave. He doesnt drink at all due to health issues. Obviously judged his appearance and not his character.

Lynda Dowding

Jul 30, 2018

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I've always found this to be a very friendly club. I usually bowled in the evening ( although unable to at present). The previous comment surprised me. When I was learning, there were always a couple of 'super-duper' players who didn't want to bother with beginners - but, mostly, the good bowlers were kind and gave good advice. When I am well again, I certainly intend to return. I like Prince Arthur Bowling Club!