Adelaide and the regions

South Australia: four Zone centres and three country alleys

Adelaide's largest room is Zone Bowling Cross Road at Westbourne Park, with 26 lanes; Woodville and Noarlunga follow with 24 each, and Tea Tree Plaza in Modbury has 12.

Most lanesZone Cross Road · 26 lanes

Lowest adult game rateKaboom Mount Gambier · A$15

Latest closingStrike Rundle Place · midnight

Best Google ratingKingpin Norwood · 4.7 from 2,656 reviews

Strike Bowling Rundle Place

Level 1, Rundle Place, 77-91 Rundle Mall, Adelaide SA 5000

8 lanesHours listed from A$23 Open to the public

Eight lanes, private karaoke rooms and a cocktail bar on Level 1 of Rundle Place, off Rundle Mall.

Elizabeth Bowland

Elizabeth Bowland

4.1 (641)

11 Winterslow Rd, Elizabeth West SA 5113

Hours listed  Open to the public

A Winterslow Road bowling centre in Adelaide's north that has added a 3D mini golf course.

Timezone & Zone Bowling Tea Tree Plaza

Level 1, Westfield Tea Tree Plaza, 976 North East Road, Modbury, SA 5092

12 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Twelve lanes near the food court at Westfield Tea Tree Plaza, trading until midnight on Friday and Saturday.

Pins on a lane at Kaboom, Mount Gambier (photo from the venue's website)

4 Elizabeth St, Mount Gambier SA 5290

12 lanesHours listed from A$15 Open to the public

Twelve lanes, a nine-hole mini golf course and an updated arcade on Elizabeth Street in Mount Gambier.

Bridge Bowl

Bridge Bowl

4.6 (203)

6A Maurice Rd, Murray Bridge SA 5253

Hours listed from A$17 Open to the public

The Murraylands tenpin centre on Maurice Road, with bumper bowling, a full bar and glow nights.

Zone Bowling Noarlunga

David Witton Dr, Noarlunga Centre SA 5168

24 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

A standalone 24-lane alley on David Witton Drive that took a 2023 Bowl Patrol Awards title.

Dining and bar area at Kingpin Norwood

Kingpin Norwood

4.7 (2.7k)

11 Osmond Terrace, Norwood SA 5067

14 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Fourteen lanes split across two zones on Osmond Terrace, with laser tag, an arcade and a prize shop.

Barossa Bowland in Tanunda: photograph of the lane room, published on its Family Action listing. Photograph date and photographer not stated.

Barossa Bowland

4.3 (1.1k)

89 Menge Rd, Tanunda SA 5352

12 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

A family-owned Menge Road centre pairing 12 lanes with dinosaur mini golf and a walk through 40 exhibits.

Zone Bowling Cross Road

Cnr Goodwood & Cross Rd, Westbourne Park SA 5041

26 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Twenty-six glow-in-the-dark lanes at the corner of Goodwood and Cross Roads in Adelaide's inner south.

Frontage of Timezone and Zone Bowling Woodville

819 Port Road, Woodville, SA, 5011

24 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Twenty-four lanes beside McDonald's on Port Road, with Helios2 laser tag, 80-plus games and two party rooms.

Adelaide

Kingpin Norwood has 14 lanes and a 4.7 Google score from more than 2,600 reviews. Strike Rundle Place puts eight lanes on Rundle Mall, and Elizabeth Bowland serves the northern suburbs.

South Australia runs half an hour behind Sydney and Melbourne, and moves its clocks for daylight saving at the same time as they do.

Barossa, Murray Bridge and the Limestone Coast

Barossa Bowland in Tanunda has 12 lanes. Bridge Bowl in Murray Bridge listed A$17 for an adult game, and Kaboom Family Entertainment in Mount Gambier, also with 12 lanes, A$15.

Questions

South Australian bowling questions

Where can I bowl in Adelaide's CBD?

Strike Rundle Place, on Rundle Mall, is the only centre in the city itself; Kingpin Norwood is a short trip east.

Is there bowling in Mount Gambier?

Yes, Kaboom Family Entertainment has 12 lanes and listed A$15 for an adult game.