EPBC has a rich and diverse history. Since 1908 the bowling club has been an important part of the local community and has been  a beacon of sporting excellence.  The club was founded in the Edwardian era when Rhyl was thriving as a seaside resort. The club has provided a safe environment for experienced and novice bowlers to meet and socialize, swap stories and make new and lasting  friendships. EPBC was such a prestigious bowling club that the first Crown Green Bowls International match was held on its hallowed greens ( see poster below). Jack Hunt who played for Wales was in 2023 the WCGBA President. EPBC has over the years welcomed top bowlers playing in top competitions such as the 1980s Midland Bank Pairs with prize money of £10,000.

As East Parade Crown Green Bowling Club in Rhyl embarks on its journey through history, it is equally important to look towards the future with optimism and strategic planning. The club's future plans and vision play a crucial role in shaping its legacy and ensuring its continued success.

With a rich history and a strong foundation, the club can leverage its heritage to attract new members, engage the community, and enhance its facilities. Embracing modern technologies and innovative approaches, the club can streamline operations, improve member experiences, and increase participation in the sport