Money was clearly no problem in the recent construction of the Rio Tinto-sponsored Tom Price Skatepark, located in the heart of the Pilbara. This expansive skatepark boasts a wide variety of elements, including rails, ledges, and several ramps of varying heights and steepness. Skaters can enjoy humps, bumps, and a large cloverleaf-shaped bowl with mellow transitions, catering to all skill levels.
The park is thoughtfully designed, featuring ample shade cloth and BBQ facilities for a comfortable and enjoyable experience. At the center of the park, there’s a fun traffic track specifically for younger visitors, ensuring that skaters of all ages have a great time.
Tom Price Skatepark is not just a spot for thrilling skate sessions but also a vibrant community hub where families and friends can gather. With its top-notch facilities and dynamic layout, this skatepark is a must-visit destination in Western Australia.
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