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Rockingham offers a wide range of skate, scooter and BMX facilities designed to support active recreation, skill development and social connection for riders of all ages. Use this page to explore our skate parks, BMX tracks, events and opportunities to get involved in shaping youth recreation spaces.
Rockingham Skatepark Series
We host skateboarding, BMX and scooter clinics and competitions during the January, April and September/October school holidays. These activities are provided by the crew from Freestyle Now and are open to young people aged from four years. Young people under 18 must have parent permission to participate. Riders of all skill levels are encouraged to get involved. Registrations are taken on the day so be sure to arrive early to sign up. Due to COVID-19, riders must bring all of their own equipment.
All skate park competitions include professional first aid and security services. Competitions are run to appropriate Australian Scooter Association and Australian Skateboarding Federation judging and standards, however, do not form part of the official activities of these organisations. As such, competitions are judged at the discretion of the provider with support from the City. Young people, their parents and supporters are encouraged to enjoy competitions as a development opportunity for riders and as a way to increase positive perceptions of local skate parks.
Up and coming Rockingham Skatepark Series dates are published on our Facebook page and What's On Calendar.
Please note that dates are subject to change in the case of inclement weather or unforeseen youth recreation space damage. Facebook event pages are the best place to get the most up-to-date information on each activity.
Sign up to our Rockingham Youth Centre newsletter to see when events are coming to a youth recreation space near you.
For further information, please contact us on 9528 0333 or customer@rockingham.wa.gov.au.
Skate parks
In an era that will be remembered for digital entertainment, we recognise the importance of supporting young people to be active so we have plenty of skate parks and other facilities to encourage young people to spend time outside with their friends, while keeping physically and socially active.
Location: Veterans Memorial Park, Corner Warnbro Sound Avenue and Endeavour Drive, Port Kennedy
Design elements: Newly upgraded with a bowl, snake run, quarter pipe wall with extension, slappy bank, manual pad, hubba, ledges, rails, pole jam, stairs, half-court basketball
Skill level: Beginner to advanced riders
Additional onsite facilities: Public toilet, water fountain and onsite parking.
Location: Corner Grange Drive and Willmott Drive, Cooloongup
Design elements: Pump bumps, taco and ramp extensions, a street line with ramps, rail, kerbs and ledges, and separate mini ramp.
Skill level: Beginner to intermediate riders
There are no additional onsite facilities.
Location: Laurie Stanford Reserve, Cavender Street, Singleton
Design elements: Quarter pipe, slappy wall, flat rail, manual pad, wedge to wedge ramp, hubba wall, stairs and grind rail, and a new basketball half court
Skill level: Beginner to advanced
Onsite facilities: Shaded seating areas, water fountain and accessible public toilets located at Singleton Sporting Complex. Parking is best located at the Comet Bay Bowling Club.
Location: Tranby Reserve, Baldivis
Design elements: Medium skate plaza with ramp, quarter pipe, hubba box and grind rails. This space also includes parkour equipment, and a low ropes course
Skill level: Beginner to intermediate riders, and parkour enthusiasts
Onsite facilities: Shaded seating, water fountain and on-street parking.
Location: Emma Street (behind the PCYC), Rockingham
Design elements: Bowl, half pipe, grind rails, and two ramps
Skill level: Beginner to advanced riders
There are no additional onsite facilities.
Location: Rhonda Scarrot Reserve, Aurea Boulevard, Golden Bay
Design elements: Bowl, mini ramp section, flat bank, and two ramps (on platform)
Skill level: Beginner to advanced riders
Onsite facilities: Shaded seating area, water fountain, accessible public toilets at the Golden Bay Sports Pavilion, also located at Rhonda Scarrot Reserve, and on-street parking.
BMX tracks
Our dedicated BMX tracks and pump tracks are for riders looking to build skills, improve technique and enjoy off-road riding. These tracks offer opportunities for beginners to learn safely and for experienced riders to challenge themselves.
Location: June Road Reserve, Safety Bay
Design elements: There are two lines on the track – a “lower” line that works as a pump track, and the jumps line that includes four jumps. The jumps are up to 1.4 m high.
Skill level: Beginner to intermediate riders
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