Forbes Skatepark, located in rural New South Wales, has become a haven for skateboard enthusiasts with its extensive upgrades over the years. The skatepark has undergone significant expansions, transforming it into a much larger and more diverse facility. Its impressive layout includes a variety of elements catering to skaters from transition to street.
One notable feature of Forbes Skatepark is its array of obstacles, which include bowls, mini ramps, a spine, banks, ledges, rails, stairs, and more. The thoughtful design and inclusion of various elements contribute to a dynamic and engaging layout.
A super fun skatepark with a lot on offer. The best and only skatepark in Forbes, New South Wales.
There is also a new concrete pump track that has been constructed next to the skatepark.
Empire Bay Pump Track
Also known to many as Bouldering and Pump Track Playground, the Empire Bay Pump Track is a smooth concrete loop with banking corners and decent-sized humps. The pump track is surrounded by some sort of padding material that you often see at playgrounds. Great material...
Shoalhaven Pump Track
Shoalhaven Heads Pump Track is a medium-sized tar track with a couple of circuits and decent humps and bumps to gather momentum. The pump track can be found in Shoalhaven Heads Lion Park near the pre-existing Jerry Bailey Oval Skate Park. Shoalhaven Heads Pump Track...
Carnes Hill Skate Park
Designed by our friends at Convic Skate Parks, the New Carnes Hill Skate Park is one of the most comprehensive street-style plaza parks in Sydney. The skatepark has a smooth, concrete surface with heaps of modern random street obstacles. Street features include manny...
