Kootingal Skatepark in rural NSW offers a nostalgic skating experience with its old-school charm, but its petite size can be limiting for those seeking more expansive terrain. As a skater, I appreciate the park’s classic design, featuring banks that provide a smooth ride and quarters that add a touch of variety to the session. The inclusion of a couple of street features enhances the overall experience, catering to both transition and street-style skaters. While the park’s age is evident, it offers a unique charm that resonates with riders who appreciate the roots of skateboarding. Perfect for a quick and casual session, though riders seeking more space might find it a bit cramped.
Manly Skatepark
Manly Skatepark can be found on the northeast of Sydney Harbour. The concrete skatepark has heaps of mellow transitions and several banks that create an open flow park well ahead of its time. The concrete is still as smooth as the day the concreters laid it, and the...
Terrey Hills Skatepark
Terrey Hills Skatepark, just north of Sydney, is a relatively new concrete park with heaps of street features. The plaza style skatepark has quarters at each end and is located next to a basketball court if anyone needs more space to master their flat tricks. The...
Coffs Harbour Skatepark
Coffs Harbour Skatepark is the slickest thing in Coffs. The new skateboard park has a lot on offer to entertain most skaters for at least a week of holidays. The concrete skatepark has heaps of mellow street features along with a pretty epic bowl. The skatepark caters...
