A LITTLE HISTORY
Bloxworth Village Club is a Members Club located in the quiet village of Bloxworth, between Poole and Bere Regis, just north of the A35 in Dorset.
The Club was founded in 1960 by a small band of villagers eager to see the recently closed Bloxworth School put to good use. It first opened on 5th October 1960.
In earlier times it was an important watering hole for local farm workers, parched after a day’s real work!
As a replacement for the old village hall, a corrugated iron building demolished many years ago, the Memorial Hall at the rear of the Club provides facilities for villagers and visitors from farther afield.
The Club caters for members’ weddings, parties, meetings and other suitable functions. The Hall also houses a fine skittle alley, which is available for hire.
NEW MEMBERS WELCOME
New members are always welcome. Click here for Membership forms.
WHAT’S GOING ON?
Find out what’s going on here.
CLUB OPENING HOURS
Wednesday to Saturday from 7.30pm. On quiet evenings, we may close early at our discretion.
Closed all day Sunday, Monday & Tuesday.
Private functions can be arranged by prior notice on 01929 459419 – Club phone, evenings only.
DEFIBRILLATOR
There is now a defibrillator on the front wall of the Club.
Location: BH20 7EG
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CAR PARK
Members and guests are reminded that areas of the car park, particularly to the left of the building, are uneven in places and can become very dark at night. Care should be taken when returning to your vehicle during the evening. If possible, please use a torch or phone torch to light your way. Thank you and always watch out for deer when driving to and from the Club!