Located in Kavalier Park on a large concrete surface is Kiama Skatepark.
The skatepark features a large open bowl doubling as a sweet half pipe. The rest of the park has an open configuration with large quarters and banks and a few smaller street obstacles in the middle.
The skatepark would have been amazing when it was first constructed. The dated design and weathering concrete is still a lot of fun, but they are not what it once was.
A fun park to roll around, the spine is intimidating, and the half-pipe is on point.
Junction Hill Skate Bowl
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Windale Skatepark
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Wallsend Skate Park
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