Old Eldon Square
Eldon Square Shopping Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne
Eight-lane ten-pin bowling in Newcastle’s Eldon Leisure Centre, perfect for families, friends, and casual fun in the heart of the city.
Tucked inside Eldon Leisure Centre in Newcastle’s Grey’s Quarter, Eldon Bowling is an eight-lane ten-pin alley perfect for families, friends, and groups. Open daily, it offers classic bowling, birthday parties, and family tournaments in a relaxed, modern setting. Bumpers and ramps make it accessible for kids, while the adjacent soft play and climbing wall add to the fun. A great choice for a casual afternoon or evening out in the heart of the city.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
On foot
From Newcastle city centre, walk about 10–15 minutes through Grey’s Quarter to Eldon Leisure Centre. The route is flat and well-signposted, suitable for all ages and mobility levels.
Public transport
Take a local bus to a stop near Eldon Square or Haymarket; from there, it’s a 5–10 minute walk to the leisure centre. Services run frequently, and the area is well-connected across Tyne and Wear.
By car
Drive to Eldon Square’s multi-storey car parks; parking is paid and can be busy on weekends. From the car park, follow signs to Eldon Leisure Centre, a short indoor or covered walk.
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