Victoria Park Bowling Greens
Victoria Park
Archery Road
Leamington Spa
Warwickshire
CV31 3PT
Warwick District Council's Victoria Park Bowling complex hosts the women's and men's national championships.
It is the only venue in the world to have hosted 2 Women's World Bowls Championships - in 1996 and 2004. The venue has also hosted many international test matches for men's and women's teams. We are proud that the venue also hosted the 2022 Commonwealth Games Lawn Bowls and Para Lawn Bowls.
Even though the greens are of international standard, we ensure that the greens are available for general public play.
Opening hours
Victoria Park bowling greens open seven days a week from 10.30am to approximately 7.30pm/8pm (daylight permitting) between late April and the end of September. Please note that the last bowl time is 6.45pm. Please wear appropriate footwear on the greens.
If you are a local club or organisation and are looking to host a match at the greens then please e-mail culturebst@warwickdc.gov.uk for an application form.
Prices
| Usage | Junior | Adults | Senior citizen | Disabled |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casual usage per hour | £4.65 (Under 5's are free) | £9.30 | £4.65 | £4.65 |
| Green hire (morning, afternoon, or evening session) | Please Enquire | Please Enquire | Please Enquire | Please Enquire |
Please note, the hire is cash only.
Our junior prices are up to and including 17 years.
National Bowls Finals
Victoria Park plays host to the National Championships each year.
From singles to team events, juniors to seniors, men’s, women’s, para and mixed competitions, the National Bowls Finals delivers unforgettable moments as competitors battle for the chance to be crowned national champions.
Women's and men's national championships information
2027 World Bowls Championship
Bowls England will be hosting the 2027 World Championship at Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa.
Staged every four years featuring the world’s best men, women and para bowlers, the 2027 World Championships will see 13 days of competition, 14 events and over 24 nations compete from 20 July to 1 August.