Proposed Skate Park at Woodall Park

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About the skate park 

The skate park at Ngataringa Park in Devonport needs rebuilding.Specialists have advised against rebuilding it in its current location due to:

  • major drainage issues

  • contaminated soil.

We are looking for a new site to provide facilities for skate communities.

What we are proposing 

After looking at options, in August 2023, we concluded that Woodall Park in Narrowneck was the best site for a replacement skate park.

This is because it:

  • is close to the Ngataringa skate park

  • has an existing playground, BMX pump track and toilet

  • has suitable green space available next to Wairoa Road.

The proposed skatepark site

Ariel view of Woodall Park marking the area for the proposed skate park at the far end of the park between Seabreeze Road and Wairoa Road, next to the trees.


New skate park design 

We will make sure people can still use the fields and play volleyball and netball when the new skate park is built.

The large number of people using the park and its open street front provide a visible and safe environment for all users.

The surface of the skate park will create less noise than skateboarding on streets and hardwood ramps. The existing park trees will also help to reduce noise from the surrounding area.

What we want your feedback on

We want to know what you think about the proposed skate park at Woodall Park including:

  • if you support the proposed location

  • how you currently use the park

  • which skate activities you would like at the park.

When you can have your say 

You can have your say from Friday 4 October to Friday 8 November 2024.

You can also attend our drop-in session at Woodall Park on Sunday 3 November 2024, 10am-1pm.

How you can have your say 

To have your say, you can:

  • freepost your completed feedback form to:

Auckland Council
Proposed Skatepark at Woodall Park
Freepost number 190198
Private Bag 92300
Victoria Street West
 Auckland, 1142.

What happens next 

We will consider your feedback to help us with the next stage of the design.

About the skate park 

The skate park at Ngataringa Park in Devonport needs rebuilding.Specialists have advised against rebuilding it in its current location due to:

  • major drainage issues

  • contaminated soil.

We are looking for a new site to provide facilities for skate communities.

What we are proposing 

After looking at options, in August 2023, we concluded that Woodall Park in Narrowneck was the best site for a replacement skate park.

This is because it:

  • is close to the Ngataringa skate park

  • has an existing playground, BMX pump track and toilet

  • has suitable green space available next to Wairoa Road.

The proposed skatepark site

Ariel view of Woodall Park marking the area for the proposed skate park at the far end of the park between Seabreeze Road and Wairoa Road, next to the trees.


New skate park design 

We will make sure people can still use the fields and play volleyball and netball when the new skate park is built.

The large number of people using the park and its open street front provide a visible and safe environment for all users.

The surface of the skate park will create less noise than skateboarding on streets and hardwood ramps. The existing park trees will also help to reduce noise from the surrounding area.

What we want your feedback on

We want to know what you think about the proposed skate park at Woodall Park including:

  • if you support the proposed location

  • how you currently use the park

  • which skate activities you would like at the park.

When you can have your say 

You can have your say from Friday 4 October to Friday 8 November 2024.

You can also attend our drop-in session at Woodall Park on Sunday 3 November 2024, 10am-1pm.

How you can have your say 

To have your say, you can:

  • freepost your completed feedback form to:

Auckland Council
Proposed Skatepark at Woodall Park
Freepost number 190198
Private Bag 92300
Victoria Street West
 Auckland, 1142.

What happens next 

We will consider your feedback to help us with the next stage of the design.

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