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Skateparks are situated in the following parks in and around Christchurch.
Skateboarders and skaters are permitted to ride on footpaths or roads but must ride in a careful and considerate manner and at a speed that does not cause a hazard to others.
Skateboarders and skaters must give way to everyone else on the footpath.
Basketball
Tennis
Pétanque
BMX
Skateparks