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.
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....
Narrandera Skatepark
An older skatepark that has been updated over the years with modern street features in the middle and new and improved banks and quarters. The upgraded concrete skatepark is head and heels better than the pre-existing park with old steel banks. The original mini ramp...
Tolland Skatepark
Wagga Wagga is proud to boast several rad skateparks, including the new addition of Tolland Skatepark. The street-orientated concrete skateboard park is on the smaller side, however, it has most of the standard street features that any skater would love to have at...
