State Lawn Bowls Centre, Thornbury

Sport

Lawn Bowls

Competition dates

Thursday 16 to Friday 24 March 2006

Transport overview

The State Lawn Bowls Centre is located in Thornbury at the John Cain Memorial Reserve, 6.5km from the centre of the city. Access to the venue will be provided by taking the Hurstbridge train to Fairfield Station, where a spectator bus will operate to the venue. There will be no public parking available at the venue. Residential Permit Parking arrangements that exist prior to the Games will remain in operation during the Games.

Affected roads (throughout the Games unless specified)

Arthur Street

Restricted access to residents, businesses, hire cars and accessible drop off / pick up of spectators.

Arthur Street
car park

Closed (part of venue)

Clarendon Street

Closed east of Sparks Avenue

Speed Limit

Darebin Road speed limit reduced to 40km/h outside the Centre when the venue is in operation.

Resident Parking Area only

Bounded by Clarendon Street, Rayleigh Street, Sparks Avenue, Rathmines Street, Christmas Street and Arthur Street (for the duration of the Games).

Venue transport arrangements

Facility Available access
Parking

No Parking

Public drop off /
pick up

North side of Darebin Road in indented parking bays, east of venue

Accessible /
spectator shuttle
drop off / pick up

Departs from Fairfield Station - Wingrove Street

Departs from State Lawn Bowls Centre - Darebin Road

Taxi rank

Darebin Road

Hire car rank

Arthur Street

Charter coach

Sparks Avenue (south of Darebin Road)
Arthur Street (south of Darebin Road)
Station Street (north of Darebin Road)

Bicycle parking

No parking provided

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This page was last reviewed on 16 May, 2007