The famous Nambiac Skatepark is just off the Pacific Highway. The skatepark features a reasonably sized slab of ageing, rough concrete with a handful of obstacles to skate. An old school design with some larger quarters.
Unfortunately, the bakery had run out of a lot of product and half of the skatepark was submerged underwater due to recent flooding.
A worthy excuse to stretch the legs and get off the highway. Nabiac Skatepark would be a fun local skatepark with a few reasonable standard street features in the middle of the park.
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