Cohuna Skate Park in Cohuna, Victoria | Park

Cohuna Skate Park

Locality: Cohuna, Victoria

Address: Apex Park, Island Rd 3568 Cohuna, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 Hi All, Construction is due to start in the next week or so. Get down to the Cohuna Skate Park this week to enjoy it before it goes under maintenance for about 10-12 weeks. Then the new park will be here and ready! In the mean time, Pro Skater Renton Millar will be running free skate workshops in Kerang on Sunday 7th of Feb. He will then be hosting a mini comp in Skate, Scoot and BMX with prizes!... Kerang will also have a Paint The Park day where anyone can come and learn skills in spray-painting with Melbourne Artist RusKidd and Nacho Station. We will be painting sections that have already been painted, no ramps, kickers etc. For more info on either event head to Rip and Dip Weekend As always, we will keep you updated on all construction news for the new Cohuna Skate Park!

20.01.2022 Live musicians, plenty of #holdmybuns burgers left & of course the beach ... We're here at the Apex Park til 6pm tonite! Come on down

14.01.2022 A quick update on the progress over the last couple of days... The guy ripping up the place is amazing, he absolutely loves his concrete, passionate in fact, & he is taking care of your plans over the next few mths . Hope to grab an interview with him soon so you can meet him. See on the wkend in Kerang!!!

13.01.2022 Construction Starts TOMORROW!

06.01.2022 Check out these awesome medals for the Rip and Dip Weekend this weekend. Head over to the Kerang Skate Park while we are working on the Cohuna park and pick up one of these bad boys! To sign up for skate lessons from Pro Skater Renton Millar head here https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/free-beginner-skate-lessons

02.01.2022 UPDATE: At last night's council meeting, the Cohuna Skate Park redevelopment was agreed to be awarded to Haley Constructions to undertake the $600,000 project!! The works supported by a $250,000 grant from the State Government’s Local Sports Infrastructure Program will rejuvenate the popular facility, built in 2003. Construction will begin early 2021.