Narooma Skate Park can be found just off the Princess Hwy on the Wagonga Inlet foreshore.
The skate park has been upgraded over the years with the latest expansion designed by Convic Skate Parks, which opened in late 2014.
The expansion comprises a long thin street section with banking walls, a quarter ramp with extension, a circular down rail, a ledge and a gap. The new upgrades link seamlessly to the existing park.
The original skatepark features mini ramps connecting with a spine. ledges, banks and quarters. There is a good flow between the new and the OG park.
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