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24 April – 1 June 2026
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Start: 24 April
End: 1 June

What we are doing

We are developing a regional skatepark strategy to guide how skateparks and skate spaces across Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland are:

  • planned
  • upgraded
  • connected.

The strategy will also support a coordinated, long-term approach to providing skateparks across Tāmaki Makaurau.

Why we are doing this

We want to make sure these spaces work for the people who use them. This includes people using:

  • skateboards
  • scooters
  • BMX bikes
  • roller skates and inline skates
  • wheelchairs or mobility devices.

As Tāmaki Makaurau grows, we need to make sure skateparks are:

  • well located and connected across the region
  • designed for a range of users and abilities
  • safe, inclusive and fit for purpose
  • able to meet current and future demand.

Scope of the project

This project focuses on skateparks and skate spaces in Auckland Council parks and community facilities.

This includes:

  • the design
  • the location
  • supporting facilities
  • smaller skate elements in parks, like ramps and rails.

This does not include skating or riding outside of council-managed park spaces.

What we want your feedback on

We want to know:

  • how often you and your whānau (family) use skateparks in Tāmaki Makaurau
  • what equipment you use at skateparks
  • what activities you mainly do at skateparks
  • what challenges you face at skateparks.

Your feedback will help us:

  • identify priorities for investment
  • understand how skateparks are used across Tāmaki Makaurau
  • inform future planning, design and upgrades.

We will also work with community advocates and industry professionals to review feedback and provide design advice.

When you can have your say

You can have your say from Friday 24 April to Monday 1 June 2026.

How you can have your say

Online feedback form

Share an idea

Social map

Use the map to give your feedback

1. Find your spot

Use the search bar, locations or zoom function to find the park or area you want to comment on.

2. Drop a pin
Click on the park to add a pin.

3. Choose a category
Pick the option that best matches your experience:

  • Good skatepark or park riding spot – this place works well
  • Not so good skatepark or park spot – something isn’t working or could be improved
  • This park needs a skate spot – there isn’t a space here, but there should be

4. Add more pins if you like
You can share as many spots as you want.

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