The new Aldinga Skatepark is now complete, including landscaping and a new car park accessed from Old Coach Road.

Thanks to the support of Leon Bignell, Member for Mawson, in securing $1.3M in state government grant funding, this project marks the latest milestone in the implementation of the Aldinga Master Plan, bringing its vision closer to reality while promoting active recreation opportunities for the region.

The new skate park includes:

  • Large skate bowl and street skating areas that are capable of hosting events and competitions,
  • lighting,
  • irrigated turf for seating and viewing,
  • a shelter with benches,
  • footpaths and car park,
  • access to power,
  • drinking fountain and bike racks,
  • a pedestrian path to football oval and existing public toilets.

The City of Onkaparinga will host an event to celebrate the official opening on Sunday, 6 April 2025.

The opening event will include skate demonstrations and coaching, interactive and family activities, DJ music, free barbeque, and drinks.

View the car parking map and event flyer.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Come celebrate with us!

Construction photos

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Shelter
Bowl

Work is continuing!

The skate components of the park are now complete, with the surrounding landscape work including footpaths currently under construction with completion expected in March.

Due to the ongoing construction work with machinery and tools, the park will remain fenced until it is safe for public use.

We are planning an official opening, with further details to be provided in the coming weeks.

The project includes:

  • skate bowl and street skating that is capable of hosting events and competitions
  • lighting
  • irrigated turf for seating and viewing
  • a shelter with benches
  • footpaths and car park

Please click here to view the final concept plan.

Work will predominately take place between 7am and 5pm Monday to Friday, and 7am to 2pm on Saturday. There will be no access to the site during the construction period.