Galston Skate Park

Great park. Good learner rails. The bowl is good but I found it a bit steep. Also the coping is not metal. Great for a night skate as the lights are good.

So boring and tiny

It is a great experience and is good to bring the kids

Great place to bring the kids, the skatepark has most of the equipment to bring of most tricks as well as a bowl that can almost be used as a vert ramp all though small kids will need help getting in and out if they can't do a drop in.For beginners this is a good place to go, small scale jumps and turns, mini vert ramp, a couple of small rails (one curved), stairs and 4ish grinding rails.The concrete surfaces are fairly well maintained with very few cracks and nothing that impacts a skateboard, set next to a small cricket oval with a wide concrete path around the outside which can be used to get your board balance sorted and work on your push off technique.The skate section is also lit at night, so if you want a skate after dark, this is a good option.There is also plenty of parking, both inside a carpark and just off the road.

So good. Phatty rails and bowl.

Great little skatepark for the kids to enjoy a bit of scootering and skateboarding

Galston is a nice park. There is a pool there with vert walls. It's not a massive pool but it's not for the faint of heart either. The street features in this park are nice, ledges at different heights, low round flat bar, curved round flatbar, steep stair set, steep hubba, steep square rail, barriers, quarters. I would say it's an awesome park to get better at street, or step it up with transition skating. Something for everyone but less for the mellow transition crowd.

Very good for beginners like me, nice rails, a massive bowl but has kind of bad coping. Ramps are fun and few curb type things. Overall 5/5 stars