Community Evidence
The Community Has Spoken
87 responses. 4 days. Zero paid promotion. The North Coast Corridor is demanding world-class action sports infrastructure — and the data proves it.
Survey conducted 11–16 June 2026 via the Jump, Skate, Pump community platform. Distributed organically through local community groups with zero paid advertising. 80% of respondents confirmed as residents of the immediately affected corridor.
87%
Local corridor residents
4.7/5
Progression design importance
71%
Want regional or international scale
83%
Participate in or support Pump Track
Who responded
87 total respondents · 11–16 June 202687% of respondents are local corridor residents.
This is not a regional or state-wide sample. The demand documented here comes directly from the families who live in the North Coast Corridor — the people who will use this facility every day.
Survey period: 11–16 June 2026 · Duration: 4 days · Zero paid promotion
Disciplines participated in or supported
Respondents selected all that apply
72 of 87 respondents
60 of 87 respondents
57 of 87 respondents
47 of 87 respondents
Rated highest importance
Percentage rating each discipline as highest infrastructure priority
Pump Track
67%58 respondents rated this highest importance
Slopestyle / Dirt Jumps
60%52 respondents rated this highest importance
BMX & Skate Freestyle
54%47 respondents rated this highest importance
BMX Racing
46%40 respondents rated this highest importance
Importance of progression design
How important is it that facilities accommodate progression — from toddlers on balance bikes to adults learning advanced skills?
4.7
average score out of 5
The community overwhelmingly wants infrastructure that grows with the rider — from first balance bike to elite competition.
65 respondents
14 respondents
5 respondents
3 respondents
What scale of facility does the corridor need?
What scale of action sports infrastructure does the North Coast Corridor need most?
37%
Regional / High-Performance
32 respondents
34%
International / Championship
30 respondents
29%
Local / Community
25 respondents
71% of respondents want Regional or International scale — infrastructure built beyond daily neighbourhood use.
In their own words
"These types of spaces are essential for youth mental health to provide outlets and stimulating activities in order to steer away from negative outlets such as drugs and crime."
— North Coast Corridor resident
"My kids race BMX both nationally and internationally. There is nowhere in WA that has the standard of track for them to progress. We need to go over east. We have many national champions and budding Olympic champions."
— North Coast Corridor resident
"Our family is moving to the area and we notice we will have to travel a long way for them to find jumps that will challenge them. They dream of riding at X Games and World Championships but there is nowhere in Perth for them to practice at this level."
— North Coast Corridor resident
"I want to race the World Championship in 2028!"
— North Coast Corridor resident
"The closest BMX track is a 40 minute drive away. If we could get one closer it would be great so they could start up again."
— North Coast Corridor resident
The community demand is documented.
Read the full submission to the City of Wanneroo.