Find your space at the Youth Precinct

A place youth can call their own

The Kingsbury Park Youth Precinct enhances youth engagement and enjoyment by providing a modern hub design by young people - for young people of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

The City provides a modern, vibrant space that caters to the interests and aspirations of young people, encouraging connection, activity, and creativity.

The Youth Precinct fosters a sense of belonging among the diverse youth population of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and offers opportunities for both planned events and spontaneous gatherings - a place young people can truly call their own.

Key Features

The Youth Precinct offers a variety of facilities and programs tailored to young people. Whether you're looking to connect with friends, explore new hobbies, or simply have a great time, this is the place for you.

Key elements:

Following extensive consultation with youth and the community, the revitalised Precinct now includes:

  1. A brand-new pump track, the first of its kind in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
  2. Lotterywest Play Towers with bridges, netting, and observation points, creating exciting and engaging spaces for recreation.
  3. Hang-out spaces, including an elevated drop-in platform with an entry ramp, where people can gather and socialise.
  4. A versatile sports area featuring a multipurpose court for basketball and other ball sports.
  5. Dedicated parking space for food trucks, supporting events and activations.
  6. Upgraded toilet facilities for convenience and accessibility.
  7. An interactive social spine with lighting, comfortable seating, and greenery to encourage social interaction and relaxation.
  8. Repairs and enhancements to the existing skatepark, ensuring it remains safe and enjoyable for skaters.
  9. Parkour and tag zones that provide dynamic, challenging areas for adventurous youth seeking physical activity and fun.

These elements reflect the input and preferences of young residents and the wider community, creating a vibrant, inclusive space for recreation, socialisation, and active lifestyles.

The Youth Precinct is now a thriving hub for all ages, catering to diverse needs and interests across Kalgoorlie-Boulder.


Project Partners

The McGowan Government has committed $2.1 million towards the Youth Precinct at the 2021 State election alongside a further $2.1 million from LotteryWest.

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Get involved with the Youth Council

Want to find out more about what is happening for young people in Kalgoorlie-Boulder? Are you a young leader aged 12-25? Want to make projects and events for young people happen? Click the link below to see what's on and to apply to be on the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Council!

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Youth Precinct Art Competion

Artwork Comp

Got creative skills? We want to see them!

We are calling for young artists aged 12-25 who live, work, study, or volunteer in Kalgoorlie-Boulder to submit a design that will be showcased at the new Youth Precinct. This initiative provides a unique opportunity for youth in Kalgoorlie-Boulder to showcase their creativity and contribute to a public art installation at the new Youth Precinct.

The winning artist will receive a mentorship with a local artist, working collaboratively to bring their design to life. The final artwork will be displayed as a feature piece on an amenities structure at the new Kingsbury Park Youth Precinct.

Designs should reflect a theme of connection to the community, personal identity, or the youth experience in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

The top designs, selected by the City’s Community Development team, will be displayed on this YourSay page from 7 May to 14 May for public voting. The artwork with the most votes will be announced as the winner at the Youth Awards on 17 May 2025.

Before submitting your entry, please click the button below to read the Information Pack containing submission guidelines and terms and conditions.

Entries are now closed

Survey

CLOSED - Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Precinct - Pump Track Survey

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder and the Youth Council are calling for community input into the design of the pump track to be installed in the planned multi-million-dollar Youth Precinct.
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What do you ride?
How well do you ride?
What is your preferred surface material?
What time do you ride?
How often do you ride?
How do you get to the track?
How desirable are the following features? (Pump features)
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Desirable
Neither
Undesirable
Very undesirable
Berm
Berm to berm
Back to back berm
Spine berm
Roller berm
Rollers
Double rollers
Transfer options
Table top jump
Jump line
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The survey form is now closed. Thanks for your contributions.

CLOSED - Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Precinct - Concept Masterplan Survey

CLOSED: This survey has concluded