Byron Bay Skate Park

Byron Bay’s brand new and totally epic 10 foot skate bowl and ramps are primed and ready to ride.

After nine months of construction, Council is excited to welcome the community to Jarjumirr Park - its brand new and fully-awesome, competition-level skate park in Byron Bay’s Sandhills Estate.
“Best of all is that this an all-abilities facility that is available to people of all ages to enjoy.

“It’s important for our community to recognise the critical role the Bundjalung of Byron Bay Arakwal people and Tweed Byron Local Aboriginal Land Council played in enabling this project to be delivered for Byron Shire on this land,” Mayor Lyon said.

“To everyone in our community, some who have been campaigning for this for more than 30 years, and to former Mayor Simon Richardson, thank you for your patience – this is everyone’s place so enjoy it and look after it,” he said.

“I am not a skater but my kids will love this and to me it looks like a top-notch facility,” the Mayor said.

“Not only will this be an area for our kids and young people to be active and connect with their community, it will be an important place for learning about cultural heritage too,” the Mayor said.

Jarjumirr Park – Byron Skate Park has received $2.05 million from the NSW Government in funding support with an additional $600,000 from Byron Shire Council.

Council wishes to thank the residents and business stakeholders for their patience and cooperation during construction.

Skate park activation including skate etiquette, skate safe workshops