Werris Creek Skatepark, nestled in rural NSW, offers local skaters a modest yet cherished spot for shredding. Situated conveniently on Werris Creek Road at the heart of town, it serves as a hub for skate enthusiasts. Despite its size, the park’s concrete slab hosts four pre-fab features including a quarter pipe, bank, fun box, and rail. While it may not be a good park, it holds the distinction of being the sole skatepark in town, making it a cherished community asset.
Engadine Skate Park
Engadine Skate Park can be found where Old Princess Hwy converges with the Princess Hwy. The old concrete skatepark has banks and quarters at either end and some street features in the middle. The park has undergone several significant maintenance upgrades over the...
Curran’s Hill Skatepark
A small skatepark with transitions and a ledge. The park has some modern humps in the middle to help us pump from end to end. There are quarters at each end, one of which is curved. There is a cool banking quarter in the middle and a ledge on the other side. They have...
The Ridge Pump Track
There is a new pump track in Barden Ridge. The Ridge Pump Track costs a whopping 1.15 million and has a lot to show for its costs. With almost 1,000 square meters of looping circuits, the pump track is massive. The tar surface is as smooth as any, and a huge amount of...
