The Bermagui Skate Park can be found behind Main Beach, with views overlooking the Bermagui River.
There is an enclosed bowl and another larger open bowl. They both feature relatively new and smooth concrete and steel coping. The enclosed rectangular bowl is mellow and looks fun. The larger open bowl is unique with four sections, a hump in the middle, roll-in, hips and banks.
The skatepark was leaking through the cracks from the moisture in the ground. Granted, they have had a lot of precipitation in Bermagui in recent times, but it is peculiar and disappointing not to be able to use this park due to the cracks.
A beautiful park to stop and stretch your legs. There is a huge oval, plenty of parking for larger vehicles, public toilet facilities, a rugby oval, and beach access situated on the riverfront.
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