Banjup Community Hall

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The hall is located in a beautiful bushland setting in Banjup.  It is a multi-purpose hall which is excellent for birthdays, engagements, weddings and other gatherings.

This venue can be booked in advance. To make an online enquiry, please complete the Community Centre Room Enquiry Form

For more information contact the City at customer@cockburn.wa.gov.au or on 08 9411 3444.

Capacity: 50-100

Important Note: Booking applications must be made 15 working days prior to hire. Exceptions may be made in special circumstances (e.g. wakes).

Banjup Community Hall

41 Oxley Road
Banjup, WA 6164

The available map is equipped with additional accessibility features including in-map voice and accessible colour choice. If you would like to access these features, please make sure they are switched on.

Facilities

Below is a summary of the available facilities at this venue:

Room Capacity Tables Chairs Stove/Oven Fridge Air Conditioner
Main Hall 100 15 100 Domestic Domestic Ceiling Fans
BBQs Dogs Gym Equipment Play Shelters Sport Toilets
No No No Yes No No Yes
Take a tour of the Banjup Community Centre facilities in the video below.
  • Main Hall
  • Kitchen
  • Outdoor Play Area

Fees and Charges Schedule

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Casual Venue Hire Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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Related Documents

Document name Downloadable files
Casual Venue Hire Application Form PDF document
Regular Venue Hire Application Form PDF document

Contact

Address

9 Coleville Crescent,
Spearwood 6163

PO Box 1215, Bibra Lake DC,
Western Australia, 6965

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