The relatively new Woronora Heights Skate Park can be found next to the Woronora Heights Oval.
The skateboard park features a mellow open bowl, quarters, banks, a rail, a manny pad and a ledge. The feature manny pad is curved and on a slant which is cool to see. The circular rail is mellow and low to the ground.
A fun little skatepark for those lucky enough to call their local. Probably not a destination skatepark, as Sydney has a lot of amazing parks on offer.
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