Skateparks


Canberra's skateparks are available for use by all skateboarders, cyclists, scooters, rollerbladers and roller skaters.

Currently there are 7 major skateparks in Canberra suitable for all levels of use. They are located in:

  • Belconnen
  • Canberra City
  • Eddison Park
  • Weston
  • Tuggeranong
  • Erindale
  • Yerrabi District Park.

Six of these parks are fitted with lighting which is timed to switch off at 10 pm, while the Erindale skatepark is the only site unlit.

Many of the ACT's skateparks are located close to water refill stations. These are wheelchair accessible and equipped with 2 bottle refill nozzles as well as a drinking fountain. Some locations also include a dog drinking bowl.

A further 12 parks offering skating features are listed below.

The major skateparks can be busy on weekends and during school holidays. If you are a beginner, we encourage you to utilise the other skatepark features to develop your skills. You should always wear appropriate safety equipment, ride or skate the parks within your limits and be courteous to other users.

Belconnen skatepark

A new competition standard half-pipe has been built at the skatepark along Emu Bank in Belconnen.

Park nameLocation
Kambah bowl Access off Springbett Street, adjacent to Kambah High School
Fadden Pines Access off Bugden Avenue
Richardson Located adjacent to the shops
Campbell Access from Blamey Place
Charnwood bowl Access from Dean Place
Kippax mini (Holt) Access from Kippax Place
Lanyon (Conder) Access from Sidney Nolan Place
Rivett mini ramp Access from Goodenia Street
Stirling mini ramp Access from Sherratt Place
Macarthur Located at the playground
Barton mini ramp Telopea Park
Flynn Located at the playground at George Simpson Park

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

To see how we are building stronger relationships with the Traditional Custodians of the ACT view the Reconciliation Action Plan.