WASHINGTON WAY RESERVE SKATE PARK
inner city christchurch skatepark Despite it's popularity and high use, the final stage is still to be completed.
Washington Way Reserve Skatepark opened in 1998 to give a place for skaters go following the Council's attempts to ban skateboaring through its bylaws within the central city. Designs have been done, the resource consent has been granted and the money has finally been put into the Council's 2012/13 annual plan.
30/08/2024
Early engagement survey closes tomorrow on future provision of play spaces (including skateparks). If you have ideas about how Council can improve Washington Way and other skate facilities please fill it out!
How do you play? Tell us how you and your whānau play to help us get our play spaces just right. You can complete our survey until 31 August.
Council's existing Skateboarding Strategy (linked) is proposed to be replaced by a new Play Spaces Plan. Early engagement closes tomorrow. Link posted shortly.
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Corner Moorehouse Avenue And Waltham Road
Christchurch
8011
Canterbury Skatepark Constructive Criticism Group
Washington Way
Christchurch
This group has been created to aid local council with the design of new skateparks within Canterbury
Sumner Green and Skate Area
26 Nayland Street
Christchurch, 8081
Representing the Sumner Village Green and Skate Area. Info on the current ramp, green space and permanent skate park (due for completion Dec 2024).