The old-school Kempsey Skatepark keeps getting love, attention and upgrades that keep her relevant considering its vintage.
The concrete has been maintained and is in great condition, a little rough, however no serious cracks to trip up on. There were a few chalkies that we stumbled over, but nothing that a leaf blower or the old faithful broom can’t brush away.
Kempsey Skatepark has larger open flowing transitions around the perimeter with a few street objects in the middle. There is a small mellow many pad for street skaters, however, most of the features are on the larger side and would be more appealing for scooter froffers and BMX’ers.
The skatepark can be found on Belgrave St in The Rainbow Totem Park., just a short skate from the town centre of Kempsey.
Forest Hill Skatepark
Just a ten-minute drive from the heart of Wagga Wagga, located on the Forest Hill Oval is a selection of ramps, banks, spine, euro gaps, rails and a mini ramp. Rhino Ramps designed and created the ramps and placed them on a reasonably large slab of smooth concrete....
Griffith Skatepark
The country town of Griffith in rural New South Wales has invested in a rad skatepark next to the new pump track in Olympic Park. The large concrete skateboard park features a double bowl with roll-in, steel coping, a hump and a spine connecting the two skate bowls....
Darlington Point Skate Park
The new $200,000 skatepark upgrades at Darlington Point Skate Park opened to the public to skate in early 2022. The original concrete park remains practically untouched, whilst a newly upgraded park was constructed and added to the total surface area of the skatepark....
