1 / 2Manukau Skate Park
đ Manukau City Centre, Auckland
Free outdoor park in Hayman Park with steep boxes, spine transfer, vert wall, pocket bowl, two pump tracks, and a separate younger kids' area. Rough concrete suits intermediate and advanced skaters. Free entry.
A decently sized skate park in Hayman Park. There seems to be a range of slopes for different abilities. there is also a moto cross track there too.
đ Family Action Verdict
Suits intermediate and advanced skaters who can read steep transitions, with the central pocket bowl working for kids practising drop-ins. Larger features are too big for beginners on scooters or bikes. The concrete is rough throughout, so helmets and pads are worth it.
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Benedict Uy
2 years ago
âA decently sized skate park in Hayman Park. There seems to be a range of slopes for different abilities. there is also a moto cross track there too.â
Mia Hurst
2 years ago
âLots of high ramps but no big jumps. Going high to flat hurst wrists. Small bowl bit. Is another smaller child area and a pump track separate.â
Sean L.V.
5 years ago
âIt's ok but the ramps are definitely not very smooth to go onâ
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Overview
Manukau Skate Park sits inside Hayman Park with large steep boxes, an uneven spine transfer, a high rail, a surrounding vert wall, two pump tracks, and a central pocket bowl good for learning to drop in. A separate smaller area suits younger riders. Reviewers describe the concrete as rough and note the larger obstacles are steep and hard to hit. One reviewer reported a racist incident and felt unsafe. Entry is free.
