Laurieton United Services Club is the premier entertainment venue for the Camden Haven, showcasing some of the country’s best talent – hosting live concerts, theatrical exposé, comedy shows, hypnotists, sporting events and so much more.

​Every year we also host community events including Melbourne Cup, New Year’s Eve and Australia Day Celebrations; as well as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day ceremonies.

We also have a great range of regular activities from raffles and promotions including our Monster Market Raffle, Giant Friday Raffle, Sunday Mega Meat raffle, Club Superdraw and 50,000 Points Giveaway to activities including Bingo, Trivia, Indoor Bowls, Table Tennis, Poker and so much more.

About Us

Situated in the centre of Laurieton, on the mid-north coast of NSW, 400kms north of Sydney and 30kms south of Port Macquarie, the Laurieton United Services Club was originally built in 1953 and licensed in 1955. The idea to form the club was borne from the spirit and comradeship that was evident in our servicemen and women during the Second World War.

The founding members’ initial efforts to secure premises in 1953 were realised when a working bee traveled to Rolland Plains and demolished an old Union Church given to them by the then Hastings Council. This was the first timber used in the building of the club.

Initially commissioned as an RSL (Returned and Services League of Australia) Club, the Sub Branch of the RSL transferred control to Laurieton United Servicemen’s Club Ltd, which was incorporated in December 1971. Some dramatic changes in appearance have occurred at the club, particularly over the last decade. Major renovations were undertaken in 1986, 1991, 1997 and 2007 which greatly expanded the original clubhouse to the club’s current size.

The club’s reason for existence has not changed since the first day of operation in 1953. The club exists to provide a relaxing and congenial venue for the benefit of members and their guests. The club’s board, management and staff take pride on the level of service they provide and strive to be the number one venue for hospitality in this area.

Originally founded on the timber and fishing industries, the Laurieton area has seen a dramatic shift in recent times to a popular tourist destination. In addition, the area has become a haven for retirees with a number of retirement accommodation complexes being constructed in the last few years.

The club’s governing body is a board of seven directors and there is a staff of 55 for both clubs. Total membership is now over 9,800 and covers a wide range of age groups but is predominately over 55 years.

In the financial years of 2015, 2016 and 2017 LUSC has experienced strong financial cash flows which has enabled it to continue to improve its facilities for its members and future financial security.

Some of these improvements have included: renovating the club’s foyer, bistro, and functions room in 2015/2016. In 2016 the club created a new café and renovated the main bar area followed by the gaming room in 2018.

During this period, the club also purchased an additional two adjoining properties enhancing the property portfolio to seven which includes the two car parks opposite the clubhouse.

The Laurieton United Services Club facilities are second to none and have the following available:
Marina with wharf, and a pontoon for disabled access, and a double boat ramp.
Showers and toilets for visiting yacht crews.
Sports Bar with snooker and table tennis tables.
Top quality family dining room.
Function rooms with full bar facilities.
TAB and Keno – Bar and bottleshop – Live Entertainment
Auditorium with river views – Large BBQ Hire