Upper Coomera Skate Park Upgrade

Upper Coomera Skate Park is set for an upgrade, creating a bigger, more usable space for skateboarders and scooter riders of all ages and skill levels.

The existing skate park has reached the end of its useful life and no longer meets current user demand or contemporary standards. We will replace it with a new contemporary skate park within Upper Coomera Adventure Park. The upgrade will increase capacity, improve usability and provide a better experience for the local skateboarding and scooter riding community.

The draft concept design includes bowl, transition, flow and street-style elements to support beginners through to more experienced riders. The dimension design provides detail on the size and location of the new skate park.


Have Your Say

Consultation is open from 22 September to 12 October 2026.

We’d like to hear from people who use the skate park, parents and carers, local residents and the wider Gold Coast skating community.

Your feedback will help us understand what people like about the draft design, what could be improved, and how well the proposed layout supports flow, movement and different skill levels.

To share your feedback, view the draft concept design images and complete the survey.


Upper Coomera Skate Park is set for an upgrade, creating a bigger, more usable space for skateboarders and scooter riders of all ages and skill levels.

The existing skate park has reached the end of its useful life and no longer meets current user demand or contemporary standards. We will replace it with a new contemporary skate park within Upper Coomera Adventure Park. The upgrade will increase capacity, improve usability and provide a better experience for the local skateboarding and scooter riding community.

The draft concept design includes bowl, transition, flow and street-style elements to support beginners through to more experienced riders. The dimension design provides detail on the size and location of the new skate park.


Have Your Say

Consultation is open from 22 September to 12 October 2026.

We’d like to hear from people who use the skate park, parents and carers, local residents and the wider Gold Coast skating community.

Your feedback will help us understand what people like about the draft design, what could be improved, and how well the proposed layout supports flow, movement and different skill levels.

To share your feedback, view the draft concept design images and complete the survey.


Page published: 22 Sep 2026, 08:00 AM