Skate Park and Playspace now open!

The new Gillieston Heights Skate Park and Playspace are now officially open.

Located next to Roy Jordan Oval, the new $927,000 facility caters to various ages and abilities. The skate park features a flow bowl with a keyhole transition while brand new play equipment has also been installed, including nature and water play elements such as a manual water pump.

Extra shade, picnic tables and footpaths have also been included.

This project was jointly funded by the NSW Government’s Places to Play grant program and Maitland City Council.

Thanks for your feedback

In April, we asked you to take a survey to choose your favourite design for the new Gillieston Heights Skate Park.

Following your input in March, Trinity Skateparks created two design concepts for the new skatepark. One design features a deep bowl end, flat edge to bank, and a waterfall, while the second featured a circular bowl end, flat bar grind rail, and central mogul.