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Why Peninsula Leisure

Why work at Peninsula Leisure At Peninsula Leisure, we all work together to inspire activity and connection with each other as well as everyone who walks through our doors. It’s a workplace where you’ll find an outstanding and supportive team, a fun work environment and diverse career opportunities where your skills and commitment are recognised and rewarded. We’re committed to supporting workplace diversity and value the contribution of people with different abilities, backgrounds and age groups. We believe in a culture of trust and accountability based on communication, teamwork, growth, and development. By everyone living and breathing our company values we work to create places to be active, happy and connected. We think people Bringing together the customer and employee experience Engaging all members of our community Integrity, honesty and respect We reimagine Have the courage to be unique and think differently Drive change with the best resources and partnerships Recognise failure as a platform for future success We deliver Excellence and quality in service and practice Work as one team to drive success Engage with customers to ensure everything is for their benefit Ready to be inspired and find your next career challenge? View current opportunities Benefits of working at Peninsula Leisure Here are just a few of the reasons our team love working for Peninsula Leisure: Free membership providing unlimited access to all of our facilities Discounts on café and retail Free flu vaccinations Paid social events Free staff car parking Recognition awards to celebrate success and anniversaries Ongoing Professional Development Internal growth opportunities in other teams Staff only group exercise classes Access to our bespoke Employee Assistance Program, which provides ongoing support, coaching, advice and programs across a range of services for you, and your family.

Current Opportunitites

Current Opportunities We are always actively searching for people who genuinely want to make a difference in the health, sport, recreation and leisure industry; those who want to improve lives by inspiring activity and connection. Ready to be inspired and find your next career challenge? View current opportunities

Introduction to Child Safety Peninsula Leisure has zero tolerance for child abuse or endangerment and is committed to the ongoing safety of all children and young people, recognising that children and young people have the right to feel safe and to always be safe. As a child safe organisation Peninsula Leisure will take deliberate steps to protect children and young people from physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, and exposure to family violence. The commitment to protecting children will be embedded in Peninsula Leisure’s culture, values, policies and procedures. Our Commitment to Child Safety Peninsula Leisure is committed to the safety of children and young people. PL will embed all relevant aspects of this policy into all the organisations operations, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and best practice. All children and young people that engage in services, programs, events or facilities (including online environments) that are owned or managed by PL have the right to be heard and feel safe regardless of their, or their families’ age, gender, race, ability, religious beliefs, sexual orientation or social background. PL will encourage and support Aboriginal children and young people to express their culture and commit to creating culturally safe environments. Peninsula Leisure empowers all employees, volunteers, board members and contractors to create and maintain a safe culture for children and young people. Peninsula Leisure is committed to reducing the risks of abuse and harm to children and young people and will ensure all employees understand and adhere to this policy, Child Safe Standards, Reportable Conduct Scheme (if applicable), Child Safety and Wellbeing procedure and relevant legislation and statutory requirements. PL will treat all reports of child safety concerns seriously and will actively encourage children to raise issues. Peninsula Leisure’s Responsibilities The Reportable Conduct Scheme requires some organisations to respond to allegations of child abuse (and other child-related misconduct) made against their workers and volunteers. For more information about the Reportable Conduct Scheme visit the Commission for Children and Young People . Mandatory Reporting Some professionals are required by law to report a reasonable belief of child physical or sexual abuse to child protection authorities. For more information on Mandatory Reporting visit the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing. View Child Safe Interim Policy For more information on our responsibilities in keeping children safe contact childsafe@peninsulaleisure.com.au .

Victoria Child Safe Standards The Victorian Child Safe Standards were introduced in 2017 in response to the Inquiry into the Handling of Child Abuse by Religious and other Non-Government Organisations and apply to organisations that provide services to children and young people. In 2022 new Standards were introduced to provide a more robust framework to assist organisations to keep children and young people safe. Below are the new standards: Child Safe Standard 1 – Organisations establish a culturally safe environment in which the diverse and unique identities and experiences of Aboriginal children and young people are respected and valued Child Safe Standard 2 – Child safety and wellbeing is embedded in organisational leadership, governance and culture Child Safe Standard 3 – Children and young people are empowered about their rights, participate in decisions affecting them and are taken seriously Child Safe Standard 4 – Families and communities are informed, and involved in promoting child safety and wellbeing Child Safe Standard 5 – Equity is upheld and diverse needs respected in policy and practice Child Safe Standard 6 – People working with children and young people are suitable and supported to reflect child safety and wellbeing values in practice Child Safe Standard 7 – Processes for complaints and concerns are child focused Child Safe Standard 8 – Staff and volunteers are equipped with the knowledge, skills and awareness to keep children and young people safe through ongoing education and training Child Safe Standard 9 – Physical and online environments promote safety and wellbeing while minimising the opportunity for children and young people to be harmed Child Safe Standard 10 – Implementation of the Child Safe Standards is regularly reviewed and improved Child Safe Standard 11 – Policies and procedures document how the organisation is safe for children and young people For more information on the Child Safe Standards visit the Commission for Children and Young People.

Support resources for families, parents and carers 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) 24-hour national counselling line for anyone who is experiencing or is supporting someone experiencing, family and domestic violence and/or sexual assault. 13YARN (13 92 76) 13YARN is an Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander crisis support line providing a confidential one-on-one yarning opportunity with a Lifeline-trained Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Crisis Worker who can provide support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. QUICK LINKS What is child abuse and neglect? Responding to disclosures of child abuse Teach your child how to keep themselves safe Tips to keep your family safe online Bravehearts Parent Handbook Support and resources for children and young people Kids Helpline (1800 551 800) 24 hour online and phone counselling service for children and young people aged 5-25. QUICK LINKS Speak up – it’s your right Things to watch out for with online friends – for kids Unsafe or unwanted online contact – for Young People

How to report a concern If a Child or Young Person’s immediate safety is compromised or they are in immediate risk of danger or harm please call the Police on 000. If your concern is related to the conduct of a Peninsula Leisure employee, volunteer, contractor or anyone doing work in one of our facilities, please contact us via email childsafe@peninsulaleisure.com.au . If you would like to speak to someone in our Child Safe Team, please email us and specifically request a call back. Be sure to include your name, phone number and best time to contact you. Contact our Child Safe Team You can also report your concerns about the conduct of any workforce member to the Commission for Children and Young People via: a reportable allegation Commission for Children and Young People webform ; email contact@ccyp.vic.gov.au ; or call 1300 78 29 78 For any other child safety concerns contact the Child Protection South Division Intake service on 1300 655 795 or after hours on 13 12 78. All reports made to Peninsula Leisure will be treated seriously and responded to in accordance with our legal obligations.

Seeking feedback on our Child Safe Interim Policy What we're doing Peninsula Leisure has had a Child Safe Interim Policy in place since 2022. The Interim Policy we have drafted takes into consideration new obligations we have under the Child Safe Standards as well as best practice approaches to keeping children and young people safe. We want to hear from children, young people, their families and the community about our approach before we finalise our policy. View Child Safe Interim Policy What we're asking We want to hear any thoughts you have on the draft Child Safe Policy. We would specifically like our community to consider: Whether our Statement of Commitment to Child Safety is clear? If the Policy is clear about what responsibilities different people at Peninsula Leisure have when it comes to keeping children and young people safe? If there is anything we haven’t included that will help keep children and young people safe? How you can be part of it First view and read our Child Safe Interim Policy here . Then, click the link here to take you to the Draft Child Safe Policy consultation survey. If you have any questions about the Interim Policy or about the consultation process itself, please contact childsafe@peninsulaleisure.com.au. Provide Feedback via this Survey LINK

Introduction to Child Safety Peninsula Leisure has zero tolerance for child abuse or endangerment and is committed to the ongoing safety of all children and young people, recognising that children and young people have the right to feel safe and to always be safe. As a child safe organisation Peninsula Leisure will take deliberate steps to protect children and young people from physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, neglect, and exposure to family violence. The commitment to protecting children will be embedded in Peninsula Leisure’s culture, values, policies and procedures. Our Commitment to Child Safety Peninsula Leisure is committed to the safety of children and young people. PL will embed all relevant aspects of this policy into all the organisations operations, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and best practice. All children and young people that engage in services, programs, events or facilities (including online environments) that are owned or managed by PL have the right to be heard and feel safe regardless of their, or their families’ age, gender, race, ability, religious beliefs, sexual orientation or social background. PL will encourage and support Aboriginal children and young people to express their culture and commit to creating culturally safe environments. Peninsula Leisure empowers all employees, volunteers, board members and contractors to create and maintain a safe culture for children and young people. Peninsula Leisure is committed to reducing the risks of abuse and harm to children and young people and will ensure all employees understand and adhere to this policy, Child Safe Standards, Reportable Conduct Scheme (if applicable), Child Safety and Wellbeing procedure and relevant legislation and statutory requirements. PL will treat all reports of child safety concerns seriously and will actively encourage children to raise issues. Peninsula Leisure’s Responsibilities The Reportable Conduct Scheme requires some organisations to respond to allegations of child abuse (and other child-related misconduct) made against their workers and volunteers. For more information about the Reportable Conduct Scheme visit the Commission for Children and Young People . Mandatory Reporting Some professionals are required by law to report a reasonable belief of child physical or sexual abuse to child protection authorities. For more information on Mandatory Reporting visit the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing. View Child Safe Interim Policy For more information on our responsibilities in keeping children safe contact childsafe@peninsulaleisure.com.au .

Victoria Child Safe Standards The Victorian Child Safe Standards were introduced in 2017 in response to the Inquiry into the Handling of Child Abuse by Religious and other Non-Government Organisations and apply to organisations that provide services to children and young people. In 2022 new Standards were introduced to provide a more robust framework to assist organisations to keep children and young people safe. Below are the new standards: Child Safe Standard 1 – Organisations establish a culturally safe environment in which the diverse and unique identities and experiences of Aboriginal children and young people are respected and valued Child Safe Standard 2 – Child safety and wellbeing is embedded in organisational leadership, governance and culture Child Safe Standard 3 – Children and young people are empowered about their rights, participate in decisions affecting them and are taken seriously Child Safe Standard 4 – Families and communities are informed, and involved in promoting child safety and wellbeing Child Safe Standard 5 – Equity is upheld and diverse needs respected in policy and practice Child Safe Standard 6 – People working with children and young people are suitable and supported to reflect child safety and wellbeing values in practice Child Safe Standard 7 – Processes for complaints and concerns are child focused Child Safe Standard 8 – Staff and volunteers are equipped with the knowledge, skills and awareness to keep children and young people safe through ongoing education and training Child Safe Standard 9 – Physical and online environments promote safety and wellbeing while minimising the opportunity for children and young people to be harmed Child Safe Standard 10 – Implementation of the Child Safe Standards is regularly reviewed and improved Child Safe Standard 11 – Policies and procedures document how the organisation is safe for children and young people For more information on the Child Safe Standards visit the Commission for Children and Young People.

Support resources for families, parents and carers 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) 24-hour national counselling line for anyone who is experiencing or is supporting someone experiencing, family and domestic violence and/or sexual assault. 13YARN (13 92 76) 13YARN is an Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander crisis support line providing a confidential one-on-one yarning opportunity with a Lifeline-trained Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Crisis Worker who can provide support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. QUICK LINKS What is child abuse and neglect? Responding to disclosures of child abuse Teach your child how to keep themselves safe Tips to keep your family safe online Bravehearts Parent Handbook Support and resources for children and young people Kids Helpline (1800 551 800) 24 hour online and phone counselling service for children and young people aged 5-25. QUICK LINKS Speak up – it’s your right Things to watch out for with online friends – for kids Unsafe or unwanted online contact – for Young People

How to report a concern If a Child or Young Person’s immediate safety is compromised or they are in immediate risk of danger or harm please call the Police on 000. If your concern is related to the conduct of a Peninsula Leisure employee, volunteer, contractor or anyone doing work in one of our facilities, please contact us via email childsafe@peninsulaleisure.com.au . If you would like to speak to someone in our Child Safe Team, please email us and specifically request a call back. Be sure to include your name, phone number and best time to contact you. Contact our Child Safe Team You can also report your concerns about the conduct of any workforce member to the Commission for Children and Young People via: a reportable allegation Commission for Children and Young People webform ; email contact@ccyp.vic.gov.au ; or call 1300 78 29 78 For any other child safety concerns contact the Child Protection South Division Intake service on 1300 655 795 or after hours on 13 12 78. All reports made to Peninsula Leisure will be treated seriously and responded to in accordance with our legal obligations.

Seeking feedback on our Child Safe Interim Policy What we're doing Peninsula Leisure has had a Child Safe Interim Policy in place since 2022. The Interim Policy we have drafted takes into consideration new obligations we have under the Child Safe Standards as well as best practice approaches to keeping children and young people safe. We want to hear from children, young people, their families and the community about our approach before we finalise our policy. View Child Safe Interim Policy What we're asking We want to hear any thoughts you have on the draft Child Safe Policy. We would specifically like our community to consider: Whether our Statement of Commitment to Child Safety is clear? If the Policy is clear about what responsibilities different people at Peninsula Leisure have when it comes to keeping children and young people safe? If there is anything we haven’t included that will help keep children and young people safe? How you can be part of it First view and read our Child Safe Interim Policy here . Then, click the link here to take you to the Draft Child Safe Policy consultation survey. If you have any questions about the Interim Policy or about the consultation process itself, please contact childsafe@peninsulaleisure.com.au. Provide Feedback via this Survey LINK

Learn to skate. Free public access.

Frankston Skate Park

Park open hours

Daylight savings time

Monday - Friday

3.00pm – 7.00pm

Weekends

11.00am – 7.00pm

Public Holidays

12.00pm – 6.00pm

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Events
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Welcome the Frankston Skate Park, your home for all things skate, scoot and BMX.

Opening in 2006, Frankston Skate Park is home to some of the state’s best skate and BMX terrain. The park offers 3,400 square meters of terrain, for varying skills and ages, so we’re sure you’ll find an area that suits your experience. The Skate Park provides services and access for all things

Skateboarding
BMX riding
Rollerblading
Scooter riding

Frankston Skate Park is free and open to the public at all times. Between set hours there are experienced staff working at the park who are there to help with anything you may need.

During Staffed hours, we also have an onsite Kiosk and Shop, so grab a bite to eat, chat to the team about lessons or bookings, or check out our range of skate merchandise and equipment.

We offer regular private and group lessons for all skill levels and abilities. Sessions are all about being happy, active and connected – so let’s have some fun!

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Park Info & Open Hours

Come on down, there is something here for everyone:

3,400 square metres of awesome terrain
A world class street course consisting of boxes, ledges, manual pads and a 3 flat 3 hubba rail
A small kidney bowl and 12ft big bowl for more experienced riders.
Free group skate boarding lessons, learn more here.
Private skate boarding lessons, learn more here.
Retail outlet – for all your skate shop and hire needs
Kiosk located onsite for snacks and drinks (open during staffed hours, see below)
PARC Café 300m away for coffees and other hot food (open hours here)
Bathrooms
Accessibility access, with a ramp from the PARC disability car park spaces

Location

Conveniently located just across the road from Frankston Railway Station, Frankston Skate Park is also accessible via bus routes 789, 790, & 791. You will see the Skate Park right behind PARC (the big pool in Frankston). There is also a car park with plenty of spaces onsite.

Opening Hours

Frankston Skate Park is free and open to the public at all times. Between set hours there are experienced staff working at the park who are there to help with anything you may need.

Our staffed hours are:

Weekdays: 3.00pm – 6.00pm

Weekends: 10.00am – 6.00pm

School holidays: 11.00am – 6.00pm

Weekdays (daylight savings): 3.00pm – 7.00pm

Weekends (daylight savings): 11.00am – 7.00pm

School holidays (daylight savings): 12.00pm – 6.00pm

Public Holiday Staffed Opening Hours

Public holiday staffed hours are:

Australia Day: 10:00am – 8:00pm

Labour Day: 10:00am – 8:00pm

Good Friday: Unstaffed

Easter Saturday: 11:00am – 6:00pm

Easter Sunday: 11:00am – 6:00pm

Easter Monday: 11:00am – 6:00pm

Anzac Day: 11:00am – 6:00pm

King’s Birthday: 11:00am – 6:00pm

Friday before the AFL Grand Final: 11:00am – 6:00pm

Melbourne Cup: 10:00am – 8:00pm

Christmas Day: Unstaffed

Boxing Day: 10:00am – 8:00pm

New Year’s Day: 10:00am – 8:00pm

Did you know there are many other skate parks on the peninsula? Check out:

Langwarrin Skatepark

Sandfield Skate Park

Seaford Skate Park

Monterey Skate Park

We host clinics and activities at these parks throughout the year so make sure you check our Events tab for all the latest.

Have a question about the Park?

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Lessons and clinics

Want to learn how to skateboard?
Want to connect with other local skateboarders and develop your skills?
Want to just have fun and be active?

Come on down and join in a lesson at Frankston Skate Park.

We offer regular private and group lessons for all skill levels and abilities. Sessions are all about being happy, active and connected – so let’s have some fun!

Check out the lesson and clinic options below, and choose the one that’s right for you!

Book in today!

To check available times and book a session via the button below.

All participants must be at least six years old to participate.
Weather policy: As the Frankston Skate Park is an outdoor facility all lessons are subject to cancellation due to rain, extreme heat (35+ degrees) or general poor weather. Staff will endeavour to let participants know of cancellations as early as possible.
Extra sessions are available on school holidays.

If you have any questions about our clinics, please contact us via the form below.

Adult Skate Session: FREE

Our adults only Skate Session is for those aged 18 and over – Its focus is all about making new friends while learning how to skate and advancing upon known tricks.

Girls Only! – Female-only group session: FREE

First Push is our absolute beginners group session where we teach the basics of rolling, pushing and getting comfortable riding around the park. We suggest starting here or having a private lesson first.

First Push – Beginners group session: FREE

Private Lessons – up to three participants: $20 flat rate

Start from scratch, or hone your skills like a pro. Whatever you need, we can tailor our private lessons for you or your group of up to 3 participants.

Skate Club – Intermediate to advanced group session: FREE

Start from scratch, or hone your skills like a pro. Whatever you need, we can tailor our private lessons for you or your group of up to 3 participants.

FAQ's

Account Access & Log in

How do I log in?

Select ‘Login’ in the top right hand side of the website, or navigate to https://peninsulaleisure.perfectmind.com/
Enter your email address and password
If you have not logged in before, please select ‘Signup’ up the top, then complete the fields to create your account
VIEW HOW TO VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j66jazgBPxY

What if I don’t have an email address?
In order to book online via our Xplor Customer Portal, you will need to have a valid email address. If you do not have an email address, that is fine, you can still book in for lessons, but you will need to do so in person at the Shack.

Why does my Customer Portal have Peninsula Leisure at the top?
Peninsula Leisure is the management company that operate PARC, Pines outdoor pool, and the Frankston Skate Park.

Booking into a lesson or clinic

How do I view the Skate program?

To access the program and to book in, please open ther Customer Portal by visiting: https://peninsulaleisure.perfectmind.com/ from your browser.

Login to the Customer Portal https://peninsulaleisure.perfectmind.com/
Hover over ‘Book’
Select ‘Book a skate lesson’ from the drop down
From here you can navigate to each lesson type. You can also set the Filters on the left-hand side to see what is coming up.

How do I book into a lesson or clinic?

Login to the Customer Portal https://peninsulaleisure.perfectmind.com/
Hover over ‘Book’
Select ‘Book a skate lesson’ from the drop down
From here you can navigate to each lesson type. You can also set the Filters on the left-hand side to see what is coming up.
Find your lesson day and time that you wish to book.
Select ‘BOOK’
This will take you to a page with further information on this class and format. Select ‘BOOK NOW’ again. Members can book in 3 days in advance, non-members can book 2 hours in advance.
Tick the family member you would like to book into this class. Select Next.
Confirm the payment type – for clinics, this is free. For private lessons, there will be a fee. Select Next.
Place your order to book in and finalise. You will be taken to a ‘Thank you’ page so that you know you are all booked in!
A confirmation email will also be sent to you.
VIEW HOW TO VIDEO for MEMBERS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdyFBHGJijc
VIEW HOW TO VIDEO for NON-MEMBERS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cID01iHSsOk

How do I cancel/withdraw from a skate lesson?

Please do this as early as possible to ensure your spot is available for other members.

Login to the Customer Portal https://peninsulaleisure.perfectmind.com/
You will land on the ‘My Info’ view
Scroll down to ‘Schedules’
Select the small arrow on the left hand side to expand the section. You will be able to see a Calendar of your upcoming classes.
On the right hand side you will be able see the word ‘Actions’.
Click on ‘Actions’ in the far-right hand column for the lesson you wish to cancel.
Select ‘Withdraw’ (note – withdraw means to cancel from the class, you are withdrawing).
A box will appear that asks you to confirm your withdrawal. Select ‘Withdraw’ to cancel out. (two clicks = successful withdrawal).
VIEW HOW TO VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNA2fpQ7ekA

Is there a waitlist? How does the waitlist work?

Yes, you will be able to waitlist for lessons that are full.

Each lesson has a set capacity. You can continue to book into that lesson as normal until it reaches it’s capacity.
Once the lesson is full, the waitlist is activated.
A maximum of 10 people can join the waitlist.
You can book onto the waitlist in the same way that you book into the lesson, just follow the steps in the booking wizard.
If someone cancels out of the lesson, the first person who booked onto the waitlist will receive an email that looks like this:
You have 12 hours to respond by selecting either ‘Decline’ or ‘Confirm’ your spot.
If you select ‘Decline’ within the 12 hour window, you will be removed from the waitlist, and the offer will go to the second/next person on the waitlist.
If you select ‘Confirm’ within the 12 hour window, you will be added to the class and will receive a booking confirmation email.
If you select ‘Confirm’ outside the 12 hour window, the links will no longer work, but you will remain on the waitlist and be cycled through to the top again as others confirm, decline or miss the 12 hour window.
If you do nothing, you will stay on the waitlist and be cycled through to the top again as others confirm, decline or miss the 12 hour window.
When you are on the waitlist:
- It’s really important to keep an eye on your email inbox so you can confirm or decline your spot.
- The lesson will not display in your Schedule until you are fully booked into the class.
- You cannot see which number you are on the waitlist.

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Who to contact?

If you are having trouble, please contact the team here and one of our friendly team will be right back to help you. Simply complete the form at the bottom of this page!

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What’s on?

Frankston Skate Park runs fun, social and supportive events throughout the year. From competitions, demonstrations and workshops to BBQs, school holiday programs and more!

Skate Park League is coming to Frankston Skate Park

Mark your diaries: Saturday 24 February!

Check out all the event details HERE.

The Skate Park Leagues (SPL) is an interconnected skate park competition series that offers local youths who skateboard, BMX and scooter ride, a chance to showcase their skills whilst promoting positive use of council skate parks and skate park culture.

Make sure you check back here to see what our next event will be, and please follow us on Instagram or Facebook to stay up to date with upcoming events.

Last Sunday of the Month Jam

BBQ. Jams. Good times. Check back here for details!

School Holiday Program

Watch this space for our next School Holiday Program and free lessons.

Yes, Frankston Skate Park is available for hire for your next event!

Whether it’s a corporate fun day, an excursion of a birthday party, we’ve got you covered.

Birthday Parties

Looking for a unique and fun way to celebrate your child’s birthday? Frankston Skate Park parties are a fun focused introduction to skate parks and how they work. We provide a one-hour lesson for a group of up to 16 kids with friendly and professional instructors.

What’s included:

One hour lesson
Marquee
Tables and chairs
Skateboard hire
Safety equipment hire
BBQ & gas bottle

Costs:

$16 per child (min 6 children per party)

Wet Weather:

In the interest of participant safety and in the event of extreme weather conditions, Peninsula Leisure reserves the right to cancel an event or program at short notice. We do have an indoor option at PARC which we can talk about should we need to move or cancel your party due to weather.

Bookings are essential. To enquire please fill in the form below.

Park Hire

Are you looking to host a community event? Frankston Skate Park is available for hire!

Simply complete the form below and we will be in touch to discuss what you have in mind and how we can help you!

To enquire please fill in the form below.

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