Mossman Skatepark, also known to some as Balmoral Skatepark, offers a mix of features catering to scooters and BMX’ers in Sydney, NSW. However, recent visits indicate signs of wear and tear, reflecting its dated design. The skate bowl, characterized by aggressive transitions and a random kink, adds excitement to the park. Yet, the presence of debris at the bowl’s bottom raises safety concerns, necessitating regular cleaning. Additionally, larger street features cater more to scooters and bikes, potentially limiting the appeal for skateboarders. Despite its shortcomings, Mossman Skatepark remains a notable spot for skaters in Sydney.
Croudace Bay Skate Park
There is a new skate facility in Croudace Bay, Lake Macquarie. The Croudace Bay Skate Park replaces the old park with freshcrete on an open-flow layout. The concrete is smooth and the design of the park offers a lot of mellow street features with no need to push from...
Charlestown Skate Park
Charlestown Skate Park can be found in Charlestown Oval, Charlestown NSW. The skateboard park is one of the best skate facilities in Lake Macquarie and potentially the entire New South Whales. The concrete park features several large bowls in a unique arrangement....
Kempsey Skatepark
The old-school Kempsey Skatepark keeps getting love, attention and upgrades that keep her relevant considering its vintage. The concrete has been maintained and is in great condition, a little rough, however no serious cracks to trip up on. There were a few chalkies...