The Robinson reserve skatepark in Anna Bay was a fun little design and construction project that is a good example of how we can work effectively to a given budget. We worked closely with the Port Stephens council to meet the project brief, budget, and timeframe. The end result is a fun little skatepark in a beautiful spot. We can’t wait to go back for a skate!

We worked with a limited budget that we were determined to stretch as far as we could to deliver a skatepark that stood out from those around it and would offer new challenges to users of the existing park. Construction was completed within 8 weeks, as anticipated. Upon completion, all parties – Grind Projects, Baseplate, and the local users skated the new park together and we can confidently say it’s a hit! The park has been so well received by council and local users, that additional funding for a further extension is underway.

The Werribee Street skatepark was part of a railway crossing removal project, so presented plenty of challenges throughout construction, including height restrictions, columns and access. The outcome is amazing!

The design, by Baseplate utilises the space incredibly, the columns have become features in themselves, creating a unique skatepark unlike any other in Victoria. It caters to complete beginners and still allows for progression. We have already seen some of Australia’s most iconic skateboarders using it to its full potential.