🌿 A ripper spot for street kids keen to shred, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges, mate!

New Norfolk Skate Park New Norfolk - Rough but Real Skate Spot - Main park image showing the beautiful facilities and surroundings

New Norfolk Skate Park is a local skate spot known for its street-style concrete layout with sloping surfaces. While it’s a favourite for skaters looking to practice tricks and film clips, reviews mention the concrete is quite rough and the park could use some upgrades. It’s best suited for experienced skaters who don’t mind a bit of wear and tear underfoot. Families with young kids might find it less ideal due to the rough surfaces, but for keen skaters, it’s a genuine local hangout.

📍 Park Information

📍 Address	Unit 5/59 Blair St, New Norfolk TAS 7140, Australia
⭐ Rating	3.3/5 (8 reviews)
🏙️ City	New Norfolk
🗺️ Coordinates	Google Map Link
🏗️ Facilities	skate

🕐 Opening Hours

Day	Hours
Wednesday	09:00-05:00
Thursday	09:00-05:00
Friday	09:00-05:00
Saturday	09:00-05:00
Sunday	09:00-05:00
Monday	09:00-05:00
Tuesday	09:00-05:00

⭐ What Makes This Park Special

Skate Park Thrills for Street Kids ✅

If your ankle-biters are into skating, New Norfolk Skate Park offers a solid concrete setup with sloping ramps perfect for practising tricks and filming runs. It’s a spot where local skaters hang out and even got featured in a music video, so it’s got that authentic street vibe. Just a heads up, the concrete is pretty rough and the park could do with some TLC, so it’s better suited for skaters who don’t mind a bit of wear and tear on their boards and shoes. Great for keen skate mates looking for a local challenge.

Things to Keep in Mind When Visiting ⚠️

Multiple reviews mention the concrete is rough and the park feels a bit worn down. The sloping surfaces might be tricky for beginners or little ankle-biters. If you’re bringing young kids or newbies, it’s worth keeping an eye on them and maybe waiting for a dry arvo to avoid slips. The park definitely needs some upgrades, so bring your own gear and a bit of patience for the rough ride.