A small skatepark with transitions and a ledge. The park has some modern humps in the middle to help us pump from end to end. There are quarters at each end, one of which is curved. There is a cool banking quarter in the middle and a ledge on the other side.
They have made the most out of a small space. The concrete is smooth, and all the skate obstacles are on par.
There are a few street features just out of sight at Curran’s Hill Circuit that might be missed if you didn’t look twice.
Our only complaint is the decision to have tanbark for the landscaping. Such a silly and common mistake to mix with a skatepark.
Copmanhurst Skatepark
Located near Grafton in rural New South Wales lies the infamous Copmanhurst Skatepark. The skatepark boasts a fresh design which you won't find anywhere else in Australia. Effectively a glorified mini ramp, Companhurst Skatepark features a kinked mini ramp with...
Cobar Skatepark
The famous Cobar Skatepark, located smack bam in the middle of rural New South Wales is a concrete masterpiece. The skatepark boasts an enclosed concrete bowl with a roll-in and the steel coping we love to grind. The bowl is unique and shaped with hips, pockets and a...
Lithgow Skate Park
Located in rural NSW, the Lighgow Skate Park looks more like something that you would find in an urban environment with its array of street features along with a comprehensive selection of transitions with a bowl, mini ramps and a signature spine. The skatepark has a...
