Agnes Water Skatepark, is located on the beautiful Queensland coastline just a short skate away from Seventeen Seventy. The skatepark boasts one of the best bowls in the area along with an array of street obstacles and a dope spine.
Agnes Water Skatepark was designed and constructed by the lads at Concrete Skateparks. The skatepark is starting to show its age along with the wear and tear of hundreds of people skating the park regularly. Apparently, every kid is Agnes Water skates and surfs. It is officially the furthest north point on the mainland of Australia where you can surf, however being hidden by the Great Barrier Reef it is fair to say the surf is fickle and the locals would spend more time at the skatepark.
Nambour Skate Park
The old school Nambour Skate Park can be found in the centre of town, along the river in Petrie Park. The vintage skate bowl has a gnarly section with roll-in, steep, banking and inconsistent transitions and a small section consistent with inconsistent and outdated...
Sel Outridge Park Skate Park
Also known and referred to as Redland Bay Skatepark, Sel Outridge Park Skate Park can be found next to the police station, opposite the ferry terminal. The concrete skatepark was constructed in 2002 and is starting to show its age with deteriorating, roughed-up...
Upper Coomera Skatepark
Also known as Adventure Park, Upper Coomera Skatepark features a huge 12-foot vert ramp and a separate pre-fab park. The massive 12-foot vert ramp features steel sheets and the steel coping we love to hit. Naturally, the vert ramp has stairs on one side, so skaters...
