Where to go Roller Skating in Sydney

Strapping into a pair of roller skates and zooming off with wild (or steady) abandon has long been a favourite pastime for kids and big kids alike.

Whether you prefer to glide on a set of four-wheel classic roller skates or keep it streamline with roller blades, you might be on the hunt for some new territories to test your skills.

If you’ve got a little one who is trying out a new hobby or you’re looking for a fun new form of exercise, here are the top locations to go roller skating in Sydney.

Where to go Roller Skating in Sydney

1. RollerFit

With a nod to roller derby subcultures, RollerFit offers a number of different options for skaters of varying experience levels looking to go roller skating in Sydney.

Adults and kids can drop by the Tempe roller skating rink for beginners, intermediate or advanced classes. Every second Friday night, you can get involved with the adults' open social skate session, and every Sunday afternoon, kids can enjoy their very own open skate session.

Location: Robyn Webster Sports Centre, Holbeach Ave, Tempe

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2. Maximum Skating

Head to the Maximum Skating rink in Smeaton Grange to enjoy various skating activities for all roller skating enthusiasts. 

From public skating sessions to lessons, inline hockey leagues and all of the bells and whistles for an epic birthday party - this skating arena has got it all.

Location: 75 Anderson Rd, Smeaton Grange 

3. Roller Skating Sydney

Learn how to smoothly turn, one-foot glide, hop, stop and swerve at Sydney’s premiere skate school, Roller Skating Sydney. Skaters and bladers alike will be able to become a pro in no time after taking a lesson right in the heart of the city at Milson’s Point. 

Location: Milson's Point

4. Bondi Skate Park

It’s hard to think of a more picturesque location for roller skating in Sydney than Bondi Skate Park.

Inline bladers can try their hand at dropping into the bowl, or skaters can head down to the nearby beach promenade to chew some concrete while the waves roll in.

Location: 102 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach

5. Sydney Park

Erskinville’s Sydney Park is home to a brand-spanking new skate park, which opened in December 2020.

This impressive skate complex was built to the tune of $6-million-dollars, so rest assured there are flow bowls, rails, ledges, paths and banks for skaters of all levels to explore and enjoy.

Location: Sydney Park Rd, Erskineville

6. Parramatta Skate Park

In Harris Park, you’ll find the Parramatta Skate Park, which is a skater's haven to test tricks and skills.

Set your wheels alight on the halfpipe, funbox, grind rail, or for the truly adventurous, you can get stuck into the looming nine-foot bowl.

For those wanting to stay on steadier ground, there are plenty of winding paths to traverse within the park grounds.

Location: Hassall St, Parramatta

7. Julia Reserve Youth Precinct in Oran Park

The newest skate park in Sydney and one of the biggest skate parks, at that, can be found at the Julia Reserve Youth Precinct in Oran Park.

The largest skate park in South West Sydney caters to beginners right up to elite skaters.

Location: Julia Reserve, Peter Brock Dr, Oran Park

8. Centennial Park

With a four-kilometre (mostly) flat loop around Grand Drive, you couldn’t find a better place in Sydney to roller skate and blade than Centennial Park.

Not only will you be able to work up a sweat with some speed work, but also be positively spoiled with a feast for the eyes as the iconic scenery of the park opens up around you while you whizz on by.

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