Eat, Drink & Play at the North Lakes Sports Club

North Lakes now has its first-ever licensed greenfield club. The North Lakes Sports Club opened its doors last Saturday 6th of May at 36-42 Flinders Parade, North Lakes.

 

Eat

Who can resist this mouthwatering dish in Banyan Restaurant?
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The centerpiece of dining experience in the new Sports Club is the Banyan Restaurant & Deck. Modern Australian cuisine along with vegan options and a full table service are the main draws of the restaurant.

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Drink

Different craft beers for different taste
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The sports club also has a well-stocked bar where members and visitors can indulge on a premium selection of beers, wines, cocktails, and spirits. The club’s Craft Beer Bar offers six different variants of craft beer to suit every taste.

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Play

Entertainment at its finest
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Arcade enthusiasts will have an exciting time checking out 178 of the latest Pokies, including Lightning Link & Dragon Link. Bingo, Keno, and UBET TAB. Definitely something to keep the “big kids” busy.

 

A Club for All Ages

Let the fun begin
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Proving that relaxing at the North Lakes Sports Club can be a family affair, there is something for the little kids too. The Explorers Kids Club is a fully-supervised Kids Club where your kids can play and be entertained with arts and crafts, DVDs, Xbox consoles, outdoor games, and other fun activities to keep them busy.

The Explorer Kids Club membership has a one-time payment of only $5 until your kids reach the age of 15. Kids Club members receive exclusive benefits such as their own personalised membership cards, invitations to annual club events, special offers and special birthday vouchers to help celebrate their Big Day. Find out more about the Kids Club here.

 

Sports Club Membership Perks

A membership to the North Lakes Sports Club includes rewards and discounts on all of the club’s facilities, from the restaurant and bars, to the gaming zones and Kids Club.

Entries to events exclusively for members, benefits for Diamond Rewards, and use of the free Members Courtesy Bus are included in the membership.

The North Lakes Sports Club is a part of a non-profit membership-based organisation, Caboolture Sports Club Limited. There are over nine sporting clubs across North Lakes and its outskirts that have benefited from community grants offered by Caboolture. Sporting groups that would like to apply for grants may register for sponsorship and community support opportunities.

 

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North Lakes Design Studio Helps Home Owners Decide

A huge design showroom has opened in North Lakes with the aim of helping home owners get some fresh design ideas that they can use for their abode.

The Evolve Design Studio is a showroom by residential builder Bold Properties. The showroom is open to the public and people do not have to be a client of Bold to browse through the home interior displays.

The home developer recognises the difficulty that people face when they think of building a new home. Brett Boulton, owner and director of Bold, wants the design studio to make home building as stress-free as possible for everyone.

Not only will home builders see what a certain fixture or furniture looks like, visitors of the showroom will learn how every item functions or fits in the room.

Evolve Design Studio boasts 500 sq m of space with full-sized kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and media room displays. Home owners and builders can also choose and try out different colours, finishes or fitting schemes in a full-scale interior.

Mr Boulton realises that people tend to have some difficulty making decisions about details. People would visit a display home and know what they want in general, but they usually hit a snag choosing materials and details because they cannot visualise how everything will look in a real room. This is the gap that the showroom would like to fill.

People coming to Evolve Design Studio do not have to commit to build with Bold. “A key point of difference is that anyone can come in at any time,” Mr Boulton stressed.

Visitors can also enjoy a cup of coffee while going around the rooms on display, thanks to a Bold Bean café brewing some fresh coffee for guests.

North Lakes Wildlife Crossing Not a Priority, Says State Government

An initiative to build wildlife crossing has been blocked by state government as it decided that it is not a top priority project.

Dave Norman, founder of North Lakes and Mango Hill Environment Group is urging the government to help protect native animals by constructing a wildlife crossing between two key nature reserves. In September, the group pushed for the crossing to be built over Anzac Avenue after a kangaroo was hit and killed on that road.

Adding a wildlife crossing on Anzac Ave would make it safer for animals to move between North Lakes Environmental Reserve and Hays Inlet Conservation Park.

Mr Norman said that at least half a dozen kangaroos got hit on Anzac Ave in the last five years.

The group is asking the government to build a rope bridge for koalas and possums. They are also asking for an upgrade of the bridge over Saltwater Creek, which can be used by animals to follow the creek bed and cross under the road.

The Department of Transport and Main Roads explained that such an upgrade would need major modifications. Installation of an overhead crossing or underpass on Anzac Ave would also compete with other priorities in the state.