Weston Creek Skatepark was constructed in the early ‘2000s and once claimed Canberra’s best skatepark title. Weston Creek Skatepark features a large concrete surface with some big transitions and open bowls. The skatepark is still very popular with scooters and BMX’ers, although the tides are turning as the ACT has seen several more epic skateparks…
DetailsRailton skatepark is another new skateboard park to pop in Tasmania. The smooth concrete surface along with a number of small mellow street features creates almost everything you could dream for. The street style skatepark has banks, gaps, ledges, volcano, ramps, quarters, rails and more. There is also a pretty awesome pump track next to…
DetailsLaunceston Skatepark is one of a few skateparks in the city and the beez-neez of all the parks in the area. The skatepark is showing it’s age but nevertheless it would have been one of the best in Tasmania when it was constructed. Featuring its signature bowl and a large concrete surface with an open…
DetailsThe famous Mona Vale Skatepark undertook extensive renovations with some huge upgrades in 2016. The old-school steel vert ramp has since been resurfaced with the best in the west premium skatelite surface. Mona Vale Skatepark comprises a very comprehensive street park with an open-flow design and transitions to keep the momentum and flow. Mona Vale…
DetailsNoble Park Skatepark is one of Victoria’s premier skateparks with a huge 11 foot vert bowl, snake run, multiple ledges and everything else you could want. Noble Park Skatepark has it all and even has toilets, seats and a water fountain. It is hard to miss next to the Noble Park Swim Centre and defiantly…
DetailsThe famous new Youth Precinct Skatepark in Gympie is one of the freshest skateboarding destinations in Queensland. The skatepark has way too many features to list but rest assured, it almost has something to entertain almost everyone. The fresh concrete park is shaped with an open flow, so you can pick your lines and shred…
DetailsIn the middle of South Australia is a rad little town called Coober Pedy that boasts an epic little skatepark. The town is rural, and the skatepark would apprentice a broom if you came. All this was to skate. With all honesty, Coober Pedy Skatepark is not a destination location; however, if you are cruising…
DetailsDover Skatepark in Tasmania is an old rough concrete park with a large skate bowl and a selection of other features. The park is probably best suited for BMX and scooter riders that want to get some serious airtime. The bowl comes standard with steel concrete, and a roll in that allows easy access to…
DetailsBuilt by Convic in 05, the Newport Skatepark is a large concrete park located off North Road in Newport, just near the big baseball bat (Newport power station). The park is super smooth, well maintained by the Hobsons Bay City Council, and features a fairly mellow kidney bowl, a series of various sized quarter pipes,…
DetailsTuggeranong Skatepark, although made out of concrete, has been around since the stone age. The huge skatepark has most things you could wish for in a skate facility with everything from vert to street and most things in between. There are two large vert ramps, heaps of large ramps with spine and even a 3ft…
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