Best Ice Skating Spots In Perth Near Me

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If you are into ice hockey, figure skating or just the novice this is the place to come. We also cater for birthday parties or social events in our function rooms & our disco night is something not to be missed.

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4worldlovers: Perry Lakes Skate Park, located on the Perry Lakes Drive side of Alderbury Reserve offers skate elements to suit skaters of all abilities.

Street skate area with ledges, rails, euro gap, hipped banks and quarter pipes

4worldlovers: For all upcoming events and programs, please visit Freo Youth or the Youth Action page.


The family-friendly youth plaza, is located at the south eastern corner of Fremantle’s Esplanade Reserve. The youth plaza has been carefully designed and chosen to be located in a highly visible inner-city hub for families and young people.

The plaza attracts multiple user groups, including the traditional wheeled sports of skateboarding, BMX and scooter riding, but also includes Western Australia’s first outdoor parkour park and inclusive of stage areas, seating and viewing areas. The hard and softscape design elements have been designed in a way which integrates with the existing landscape.

The Esplanade Youth Plaza has attracted the attention of Worldwide Landscape Architecture and the Department of Culture, Youth and Media in Belgium as well as across Australia. The Esplanade Youth Plaza has received acclaimed attention, accolades and awards.

2014 PLA State Award of Excellence–Playspace Award of Excellence for projects over $1 million.

2014 PIA State Award–Presidents Award. The Esplanade Youth Plaza received a commendation in the "Presidents Award" category.

The grand opening of the Esplanade Youth Plaza was held on Sunday 13 April 2014. The EYP has received much praise and acclaim by Skateboarding Australia. It was even ranked as the number one skate spot Australia wide before it officially opened.

The family friendly event was open with all ages clinics and kids entertainment throughout the day. The official unveiling and speeches took place at 12 noon. Pro athletes showcased their skills in BMX, scooters, skateboarding and parkour demos immediately after.

The Dismantle workshop reopened. People tried out slacklining which is like tightrope walking. Food and entertainment was also available all day.

One of the design features of the youth plaza strongly incorporates Fremantle's marine significance. The city has endeavoured to link the connectivity between the Esplanade and the Fishing Boat Harbour through featured marine buoys.

The Esplanade Youth Plaza is located at the south eastern corner of the Esplanade Reserve. The location was carefully considered based on being centrally located and highly visible, easily accessible (pedestrians and vehicles), integrating well with existing social and play facilities and the availability of nearby public toilets.

The total area of the youth plaza is 4 130 sqm. This comprises 2 500 sqm of landscaping and mounding and 30–35 new trees.

In response to community feedback and to minimise the loss of green space, concrete/hard surfaces will cover 1 630 sqm, or approximately 2 000 sqm less than designs released in March 2013. The loss of green space now represents 4.5% of the overall reserve. These figures are explained in detail below.

The Esplanade Youth Plaza creates an inner–city hub for young people and families to enjoy. The plaza also provides a location for future youth festivals and events and will become a significant tourist attraction for Fremantle.

The Esplanade Youth Plaza cost $1.6m, including $600,000 funding provided by Lotterywest.

The world class skate park – catering for street and transition/bowl skaters of all abilities

A leafy promenade-styled footpath connecting the adjoining car park to the railway pedestrian crossing

A marine buoy incorporated into the bowl design (as a link to Fremantle’s maritime heritage)

Stage two will consist of a basketball quarter court and public BBQ area.

The final design was the outcome of a community engagement process that gathered design ideas, comments and suggestions from a diverse range of stakeholders.

Consultation with the community regarding the Esplanade Youth Plaza began in October 2012 and concluded in April 2013. Community members were invited to provide input via surveys and a series of workshops (facilitated by Convic) in early 2013. Fremantle council adopted the draft design Esplanade Youth Plaza at the Wednesday 24 April 2013 ordinary council meeting.