There is a super mellow mini ramp and some small street features, along with a bunch of larger half pipes, banks and featured obstacles.
We didn’t get to skate at Leumeah Skatepark as it had been raining, but it looked like a lot of fun could be had. The sloping quarters are excellent, and the jumps look achievable. The park is better suited for bikes and scooters as many features are on the larger side.
Make sure to check out the new pump track that is right next to the skatepark. A super fun facility that local skaters are spoilt for choice, with a rad pump track and an awesome skatepark.
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