The opening of the Sandy Beach Skatepark in NSW brings an exciting new chapter to the skateboarding scene in the region. With its stunning location next to the beach, innovative design, and commitment to fostering a thriving skateboarding community, this state-of-the-art facility will become a magnet for skaters from near and far. Whether you are an aspiring skateboarder, a seasoned pro, or simply a fan of extreme sports, the Sandy Beach Skatepark promises an exhilarating experience that combines adrenaline, skill, and the beauty of the Australian coastline. So grab your board and get ready to ride the waves of excitement at this remarkable skateboarding destination.
The skatepark is tailored towards beginners and intermediate skaters with humps, bumps, burns and quarters that feature the steel coping we love to skate. The only concern with this park is that it has already seen some significant cracking as seen in the images below. The cracks have already been repaired, although it goes to show the quality of the build.
Culburra Beach Skate Park
Built by United Skate Parks, the Culburra Beach Skate Park can be found on Curly Bay foreshore in the centre of town. The concrete skatepark has a bunch of mellow street features with an open-flow configuration. There are rails, banks, ledges, humps, manny pads,...
Nowra Skate Park
Designed by Convic Skate Parks, the relatively new Nowra Skatepark is a great addition to the New South Wales skatepark infrastructure. The concrete skatepark can be found at the end of McGrath Ave, Nowra, NSW. The skatepark has a whopping four mini ramps and a...
Kiama Skatepark
Located in Kavalier Park on a large concrete surface is Kiama Skatepark. The skatepark features a large open bowl doubling as a sweet half pipe. The rest of the park has an open configuration with large quarters and banks and a few smaller street obstacles in the...
