The Old Leeton Skatepark has had some significant upgrades. The original OG skatepark was left untouched, and they added a substantial new addition.
The OG park had a collection of open-flowing clover bowls with banks and transitions galore and a couple of spines. Still, a super fun bowl to skate, although the rough surface shows its age.
The new additions that complement the existing park and double the surface area of the park are dope.
Peak Hill Skatepark
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Forbes Skate Park
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...
Wallsend Park Skatepark
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