Many young people choose to spend their spare time in Newport Skatepark. Having all conditions they need, many sport enthusiasts enjoy themselves, practicing the most exciting activity. BMX!!
For the comfort of visitors, Newport Skatepark has successfully made some changes. The focal point of this park are the two bigger jump boxes in a wooden rhythm section type deal, which have replaced the infamous jump box. On the left as you go in, you will come across a new street section with a lot of slightly different sized transitions.
Basically loads of peg ledges, flat bank hips and a wooden roller into a steep quarter are some of the other features, that will help you hone your skills. Be aware that the transitions are very steep. Newport Skatepark is a year-round skatepark with free admission. So, get a move on and visit this famous park as soon as possible.
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