We are upgrading the skate park at Frost Reserve in Kincumber, increasing its size from 200sqm to 750sqm. Our goal is to create a bigger and better skate park with diverse features that cater to skaters and scooter riders of varying ages and abilities.

We appreciate everyone who either attended a workshop, completed a survey or better yet, did both! Your feedback has been worked into the final style, layout, components, and skate park type - check it out!

Your feedback on the draft concept design was taken on-board to ensure the final design included the below features:

1. Mini ramp integrated
2. Garden area removed
3. Bank area repositioned with increased flow
4. Footpath rationalised to southern edge with sports fence added
5. Paving replaced with coloured concrete

To learn more about the feedback we received and the final skatepark design, check out the Final Concept Design Report.

The demolition of the existing skate park is scheduled for mid-2025 to make way for the new amenities building. Construction of the new skate park is expected to commence in late 2025 or early 2026, with completion in 2026.

Council is fully funding the design and build of the new skate park, demonstrating our commitment to providing quality recreational spaces for the community.

If you have any more questions about this project, contact Jonathon.Hodgins@centralcoast.nsw.gov.au.

Design Survey

We invited the community to complete the first online survey between 10 March to 15 April 2025.

We heard from 53 respondents who shared with us how they use the park, their skill levels, desired features and terrain, and even design ideas and sketches.

Design workshop

The first introductory design workshop gave participants the chance to share their ideas and preferences for the new facility.

There were two sessions held on Tuesday 11 March 2025 at Kincumba Mountain Kiosk - 3.30pm-5pm and 5.30pm-7pm. The first session had 11 participants with 8 participants in the following session.

The draft concept design was developed based on the feedback gathered from the pre-design workshop and survey.

To see the detailed draft concept design and learn more about the initial feedback we received, view the draft concept design report.

Concept design workshop

In this workshop, the draft concept designs were presented to participants. Participants had the opportunity to see how their input was reflected and provide further feedback.

There were two sessions held on Tuesday 29 April 2025 at Kincumba Mountain Kiosk. - 3.30pm-5pm and 5.30pm-7pm. There was one participant in the first session, and 25 participants in the second.

Concept design survey

A second survey to gather community responses to the draft concept design was available from 1 May to 19 May 2025.

We heard from 64 respondents who could see how their input was reflected in the draft design and provide further feedback.

To see the detailed final concept design and learn more about the feedback we received, view the final design report.