Located on the beautiful Central Coast of NSW, the Wadalba Skate Park can be found next to the Wadalba Sports Complex.

The Skate Park features a bowl with inconsistent transitions, a medium street section and a smaller beginners’ park for the kids. The street section has quarters, banks, rails, ledges, manny pad and more. The smaller kids’ section of the park has flat rails, ledges, quartets and banks. There is a weird part connecting the two sections that look more like a conventional drain that we used to skate before they started building beautiful skateparks.

The concrete park is showing its age, with grass growing through the cracks. It is still a park to skate, but a little bit of love from the council wouldn’t go astray.

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WADALBA SKATE PARK WEATHER
Money Shot
Concrete Skate Bowl
Street Skatepark
Street Skatepark
flat square rail
ledges
Down ledges & gap
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
Street Section
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