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Capricorn Coast Croquet Club invites visitors to Yeppoon Lions Tropical Pinefest

The club invites everyone to play croquet at the Yeppoon Lions Tropical Pinefest on 11 and 12 October. It also shares photos and some club history, and reminds new players of its Wednesday and Saturday morning sessions.

2 min read15 July 2025
Capricorn Coast Croquet Club invites visitors to Yeppoon Lions Tropical Pinefest

Join us at the Yeppoon Lions Tropical Pinefest

ave the date! More details are coming soon.

Visit Yeppoon for the Yeppoon Lions Tropical Pinefest over the weekend of 11 & 12 October, and come and enjoy some fun croquet games with us.


Photos and a little history from Capricorn Coast

Photo shared by Capricorn Coast Croquet Club showing a glimpse of the club's history

Photos from Capricorn Coast. A little bit of history.

Photo shared by Capricorn Coast Croquet Club showing a glimpse of the club's history

Photos from Capricorn Coast

A wide grassy park under a clear blue sky with scattered picnic shelters, trees, and a low building on the left; no croquet equipment is visible

Photos from Capricorn Coast.

Single-storey cream buildings with green roofs beside a lawn under tall gum trees and a clear blue sky; no croquet equipment is visible
Cream corrugated building with sign reading "Sunshine Coast Mallet Sports Club" and mallet decor, beside a "Welcome" sign
Photo shared by the Capricorn Coast croquet club
Players on a grassy croquet lawn under blue skies, one bending to strike a ball near a boundary line
Wide grass park with shaded picnic shelters and trees under a clear blue sky; no croquet equipment visible
Players on a sunny croquet lawn with hoops and stakes, one striking a ball with a mallet while others watch from the foreground
Photo shared by the Capricorn Coast croquet club
Single-storey cream clubhouse with a green roof and covered veranda beside a lawn, with trees behind; a small figure stands near the fence
A single-storey cream building with a covered verandah and green shutters on a lawn, with a shed to the right; no croquet context is visible
Photo shared by the Capricorn Coast croquet club
Entrance of Capricorn Coast Mallet Sports Club with a welcome sign, giant croquet mallet, balls, and hoop beside a path
Empty asphalt car park beside a cream building with "Mallet Sports" sign, lawn and palms under blue sky
Man in white hat and clothes striking a croquet ball on a lawn beside a clubhouse with a covered veranda

Capricorn Coast croquet playing days: Wednesdays and Saturdays

Members of the Capricorn Coast Croquet Club playing croquet on the lawn

Our regular playing days are Wednesday and Saturday, from 8 am to 11 am.

New players are always welcome.

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