Entry into CHRG venues is open to its members, members of affiliated clubs, and visitors. Visitors who reside within a 5 KM radius of the CHRG venue they are visiting will no longer be required to be a CHRG member or be signed in by a member. 

All visitors to a CHRG venue will still be required to sign in, and produce valid photo ID.

While membership is no longer required for those living within the radius, there's never been a better time to become a CHRG Member. Pay a one-time fee of $5.50, and you could be a member forever. If you remain an active member, your membership will automatically renew each year for another 12 months, at no cost!

CHRG welcomes members and visitors to its venues, including Castle Hill RSL Club, Club Parramatta, Lynwood Golf and Country Club and Castle Hill Bowling Club.

Visitors over the age of 18 must present valid identification, including proof of address. Members and visitors who appear under the age of 25 must provide proof of age when entering.

• A current driver or rider license issued by an Australian State or Territory or any foreign country 

• A NSW digital driver license 

• Australian or overseas passport (+ proof of address with an Australian passport) 

• NSW photo card 

• Proof of age card/identification card 

• Keypass (over 18) identity card issued by Australia Post 

• An Australian defence force identification card 

If a person presents a form of ID that is not current, altered, damaged or in poor condition and the person appears to be under the age of 25, the patron may be refused entry. 

Other forms of identification will be at the discretion of CHRG management, whose decision will be final.

At CHRG hospitality venues, we are committed to providing a welcoming and family-friendly environment for all our patrons. To ensure everyone's comfort and safety, we kindly request that all guests adhere to the following dress code guidelines. 

Please note: For specific events or functions, the dress code may vary.

• Neat and Tidy Attire: Please wear clean and well-maintained, regular clothing. Clothing with offensive language, symbols, or graphics is not allowed, including but not limited to violence, hate speech, or explicit content.
• Revealing clothing is not permitted: Undergarments, or clothing resembling an undergarment, should not be visible. Swimwear is permitted only in designated pool or water areas, therefore please change into regular attire before entering Castle Hill RSL Club.
• Footwear: Appropriate, clean, and well-maintained footwear is required, at all times. No bare feet.
• Hats and Caps: Please remove hats and caps indoors, except for specific cultural or religious headwear.

For specific events or functions, the dress code may vary. Please check our event announcements for details on dress requirements for such occasions.

We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a family-friendly atmosphere. Our staff are here to assist you and ensure everyone’s enjoyment. Patrons who do not adhere to this dress code may be asked to adjust their attire or may be denied entry, as all dress regulations and hygiene standards are at the discretion of CHRG Management, whose decision will be final in all matters relating to dress and behaviour.

CHRG welcomes members, visitors and families to its venues. Minors (under 18 years of age) are welcome at Castle Hill RSL when accompanied by a responsible adult.

A responsible adult is:

• a parent, step-parent or legal guardian of the minor; or
  an adult who is, for the time being, standing in as the parent of the minor.
• To support a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone, minors are required to remain in the company of their responsible adult while on the premises.

Some designated areas of the clubs, including specialty bars, are reserved for adults. Minors may access these areas when attending an approved private function or event.

Minors and their Parent / Guardian are required to vacate the licensed premises by 10 pm Sunday – Thursday, and 11 pm Friday and Saturday.

Where these requirements cannot be met, Management may be unable to permit entry or may ask guests to leave the premises.

Patrons must not photograph, film or make audio or visual recordings of any person without their consent. This restriction applies to all recording equipment, including: 

• mobile phone cameras,  

• wearable cameras,  

• smart glasses,  

• action cameras and any other camera-enabled or recording device.  

CHRG and its authorised representatives may take photographs or video in public areas of the venue for marketing, promotional and communication purposes. Patrons who would prefer not to be photographed or filmed are encouraged to let venue staff or the photographer know. CHRG will seek appropriate consent before using images that prominently identify an individual, with particular care taken where children are involved. 

Photography and recording are strictly prohibited in gaming areas, bathrooms, change rooms and any other area where a person would reasonably expect privacy.  

Venue staff may direct any person to stop photographing or recording, delete any recording where appropriate, or leave the premises.

CHRG fully supports the rights of individuals accompanied by Assistance Dogs, balancing legal compliance with the safety, comfort, and wellbeing of patrons and staff.  

Assistance Dogs are welcome in all public areas of CHRG venues, provided they: 

• are trained (or in accredited training),  

• meet Public Access Test requirements, and  

• can be identified through appropriate documentation, a vest, harness, or collar.  

Handlers may be asked to provide appropriate identification, such as: 

• A distinctive vest, harness, or collar from the training organisation. 

• An official ID card or documentation verifying the dog's assistance status. 

Emotional Support Dogs (ESDs) are not recognised as Assistance Dogs under Australian law and are therefore generally not permitted in CHRG venues.  

Exceptions may be made for designated events with prior management approval, always provided the dog remains under the owner’s supervision. CHRG reserves the right to require the removal of any dog, including an Assistance Dog, that behaves aggressively or disruptively, causes discomfort to patrons, or is not kept under the handler’s effective control on a lead or harness