The BMX Community Dig Days are a 12-month pilot program that give BMX riders and the local community the opportunity to help shape and maintain BMX jump areas at two key locations.
📍 Serpentine Reserve, O’Halloran Hill
📍 The Quarry, Seaford
We are
working with local riders to improve and maintain BMX tracks and we need your
input! This is your chance to help design and build the jumps you ride!
How can you be part of it?
Find out more about how to get involved and stay up to date by visiting the project page for each location below.
💬 Have your say now! We are currently gathering your thoughts, your ideas will help shape the draft designs, and you’ll even get a chance to help build and maintain the jumps at the BMX Community Dig Day!
Don’t miss out—this is your chance to make an impact. Tell your mates and let’s make this happen!
IMPORTANT NOTE
Your feedback will help decide how these BMX jumps are looked after and improved during this trial. But we want to make sure you know what this project is about.
This program is all about fixing and maintaining the jumps that are already here. It’s NOT a full rebuild or upgrade. So:
Keep in the loop
Want to play a key role in upgrading your local jump site or skate park? Want to create your own Southern Riders event? Or perhaps you just want to be the FIRST to know when the next awesome pop-up event is being hosted?
Then please register with our ‘keep in the loop’ page or email Nadia Yacoubi at youth@onkaparinga.gov.sa.au for more information!
Serpentine Reserve, O’Halloran Hill
Thanks to everyone who came along or shared their thoughts on 27 July! We're now working on a draft plan for the BMX space, based on what you told us. Once it’s ready, we’ll check back in to make sure the design fits what the BMX community needs and wants.
Grand Boulevard, Seaford
More information coming soon!
To stay tuned
