Belmont Croquet Club Inc

Belmont Croquet Club provide facilities and a social environment to play mallet sports including Ricochet, Association and Golf Croquet.

Surprise yourself with that untapped skill and expert eye, playing croquet in the fresh air and sunshine!  Just wear comfortable weatherproof clothing and flat-soled shoes.

Before your visit, please call 0403 427 995 or email: [email protected] so we can organise a mentor to guide you on the day!

We look forward to meeting you!


Listing details

Street address: Wadawurrung Country, 161 Francis Street, Belmont 3216 VIC Australia
Postal address: Wadawurrung Country, PO Box 645, Belmont 3216 VIC Australia
Organisation type: Community group or not-for-profit – incorporated
Meeting venue: Wadawurrung Country, Belmont Croquet Clubhouse
161 Francis Street, Belmont 3216
Reserve: Francis Street Reserve
Affiliations: Australian Croquet Association, Victorian Croquet Association, Geelong Croquet Association.
Service area: Belmont, City of Greater Geelong
Website: www.croquetvic.asn.au/clubpage.php?clubnameclicked=Belmont
Facebook: www.facebook.com/BelmontCroquet/

Contact: Russell
Mobile: 0403 427 995
Email: [email protected]

Cost: Free services are provided to the community.
Visitors, who are interested in learning and playing croquet as a social pastime or competitive tournaments, are welcome for 5 complimentary visits with 3 of those visits guided by the club's Coach. Your visit also includes the complimentary use of the sports equipment and morning tea.
Eligibility: Everybody from 10 years old is most welcome to try the game at our club - just wear appropriate outdoor weatherproof clothing with flat-soled shoes.
Waiting list: No
Volunteer opportunities: Yes
Wheelchair accessible? Yes
Public transport access: Yes
We cater for: Juniors, Seniors, Women, Men, Mixed teams, Age Range From 10 years to 110 years old!
Additional information: The Belmont Croquet Club started its life in 1906 as part of the Belmont Recreation Club located in the Barwon Reserve on the banks of the Barwon River. Due to upgrade of surrounding roadworks, the clubhouse was relocated to the Francis Street Reserve in 1985. This rich history created the foundation for a successful sports club, which continues to this day, promoting the awareness and joy of playing all types of croquet.