Join the City’s Youth Workers for a day trip to explore Toodyay and Northam Skate Park on Friday 8 October 2021 for only $15.00. Young people aged between 11 and 17 years are invited to bring their own skateboard, scooter or BMX and enjoy a low cost day out.
Helmets are compulsory.
Lunch is provided, BYO snacks and a full water bottle. Please advise of any dietary requirements during registration.
Transport is provided by Horizon West Bus Charters.
9.00am sharp bus pickup from Mirror Park Skate Park in Ocean Reef. Please be there by 8.45am.
5.00pm drop off at Mirror Park Skate Park in Ocean Reef. Drop off time may vary due to traffic.
Parents/guardians are responsible for:
- Registering their young people and acknowledging Terms and Conditions.
- Organising for their young people to be dropped off and pickup up at Mirror Park skate park or have organised an alternate transport method.
For more information call 9400 4043
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Outdoor Spaces
Mirror Park Skate Park
Located Mirror Park, Ocean Reef. Access via Ocean Reef Road.
Skate Park Features
Mirror Park Skate Park was built in 2013 and has a skateable area of 750m2. The transition and street style park includes an open 6ft bowl and open 4ft bowl connected with a roller, multidirectional jump box, mini half pipe, jersey barrier, square flat and down rail, several bank to bank hips and has multiple ledge variations.
Amenities
The skatepark is serviced by a directly adjoining 16-bay car park. It is within 40metres of a playground and toilets are a 150metres away. Accessible Toilets, playground and the skate park are all connected via pathway. The skate park is surrounded by trees and has a shaded area and water fountain. Additional parking including one ACROD bay is located off Venturi Drive.
The skate park is also monitored by 24-hour CCTV, including infra-red cameras for low light.
Check out some photos from our Skatepark Festival Series 2021 below:
Kinross Skate Park
Located MacNaughton Park, Kinross. Access via rear of Kinross Shopping Centre or MacNaughton Crescent.
Skate Park Features
Kinross Skate Park was built in 2001 and has a skateable area of 900m2. The transition dominant park includes an 8ft bowl, 8ft to 4ft spine, rolled bowl hip, multiple 4 ft quarter pipe variants and a 4ft mini half pipe. There are also several low ledges and a large banked area. The skate park has lights which operate every day and turn off at 10pm. An alarm will sound shortly before the lights turn off.
Amenities
The skatepark is a short walk from a 39-bay carpark, playgrounds and has a drink fountain. There is no toilet or accessible toilet onsite but the neighbouring shopping centre is easily accessed and has toilets. The skate park is fenced to provide a barrier between the playgrounds and skate park.
The skatepark is monitored by 24 hour CCTV.
Check out some photos from our Skatepark Festival Series 2021 below:
Shepherds Bush BMX Track
Located 115 Barridale Drive, Kingsley
Pump and Jump Features
Shepherds Bush pump and Jump track was built in 2017 and has a rideable area of 1000m2. The facility is designed for the use of bikes and features two separate jump lines with asphalt take-offs and clay landings. The adjacent jump track features beginner and intermediate features and allows for infinite laps and multiple directional changes. The track is enclosed by bushland fencing and has entry points at the north and south ends.
Amenities
Shepherds Bush has a 23-bay carpark and one ACROD bay. The park also features a playground, bicycle road skills tracks, adjoining pathways, BBQ and a drink fountain. There are no toilets or accessible toilets on site, the closet public toilet is approximately 500m away. Users can also access the Robertson Road Cycle way that links users to Greenwood train station (2km) and Lake Goollelal.
Check out some photos from our Skatepark Festival Series 2021 below:
