What’s open and closed over Christmas and New Year

Some of our services are taking a short break over Christmas and the New Year. There are no waste, recycling and green waste collections on Christmas Day. All waste collections between Wednesday 25-Friday 27 December will occur a day later than usual.

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Our Customer Service Centre is temporarily located at Speers Point Library, adjacent to Council's Administration Building.

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Skate parks and pump tracks

Locations

Bolton Point Skate Park

Bolton Point Skate Park is a shared-use skate park designed to include BMX as well as skaters

Bonnells Bay Skate Park

This skate park is next to the playground and community centre on Fishery Point Road

Cardiff Skate Park

This modular local-level skate park has a fun box, three-foot quarter pipes and four-foot flat banks and is located in Wilkinson Park

Charlestown Skate Park

Known as the Chip Bowl, this skate park features bowls, from 1.2m to three metres, to suit skaters, BMX and scooter riders of all skill levels

Croudace Bay Skate Park

This Skate park is a street plaza style with a quarter pipe, flatbanks, hubbas, downrails and manual pad, located in Thomas H Halton Park.

Holmesville Skate Park

Holmesville Skate Park is a shared-use park designed to include BMX riders as well as skaters.

Morisset Skate Park

This skate park features a quarter pipe, flatbanks, and hubbas, finished with a bespoke shelter, footpaths and landscaping.

Pasterfield Sports Complex

Pasterfield Sports Complex is the home of the Cardiff Hawks AFL Club and Cardiff-Boolaroo District Cricket Club.

Rathmines Pump Track

The 120 metre Rathmines pump track features multiple line options, rollers, berms and doubles.

Rathmines Skate Park

The 1000m2 Convic constructed plaza-style skate park features a mini ramp, banks and quarters, rails and boxes, a cantilevered wave, manual pads, hubbas and stairs, with an ‘electric’ colour palette across the surface.

Redhead Pump Track

Lake Macquarie's first pump track is located at Redhead Beach. It includes a circuit of rollers, banked turns (berms) and other features designed to be ridden completely by riders "pumping" - generating momentum by up and down body movements - instead of pedalling or pushing.