- OUR CLUB -

Below you will find the committee for 2020/2021 – from the left-
Sooty Hillary, Gerry Smolders, Lesley Smolders, Rakhi Hillary, Karel de Keyzer, Henny Muir, Mireille Coolen, Cecilia Teh, Cor Mossel
A very good committee who will keep the club alive for all the current and future members, and most importantly our elderly.

Whether you’re a weekly member or are looking to meet and enjoy traditional Dutch hospitality,  the Dutch Club Neerlandia is open to everyone. With a proud history that dates back to 1954, the club meets every Sunday to relax and enjoy tasty Dutch treats, beer and games.
​Located in Frenchs Forest with plenty of free parking,
​free entry and membership.

Open every Sunday 11am- 3pm 
Free parking and entry
All ages welcome

Open every Sunday 11am- 3pm

Sitting on the edge of Ararat Reserve the club has a large hall, bar, restaurant and a small Dutch supermarket. There is plenty of parking and the club is very close to Northern Beaches Hospital. The club provides a cosy environment and a friendly welcome for all. The venue is available for hire for large groups or parties.
​Email: helloneerlandia@gmail.com

"Tasty meals, Dutch treats,
games & good people"


​​The bar has a selection of Dutch beers, wine, soft drinks and refreshments. Enjoy a Dutch beer and a plate of bitterballen, while you relax with friends in the clubhouse or on the terrace overlooking Ararat Reserve.

​Enjoy a freshly brewed D&E Dutch-style filter coffee, the way your grandmother used to make, with a piece of cake from the daily selection.  
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"Superlekker"
If none of this takes your fancy you could read a little in our library of Dutch books and magazines, challenge a friend to a game of billiards or sjoelbak or do a little shopping in the winkeltje for your Dutch goodies.

Gerry Smolders
Mob: 0408409025
President Dutch Club-Neerlandia

Open every Sunday 11am- 3pm

1 GRATTAN CRESECENT
FRENCHS FOREST, NSW 2086
02 9452 5014​
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FREE ENTRY
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
BAR
RESTAURANT
DUTCH SUPERMARKET
GAMES
D.A.S. NEERLANDIA © 2016