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.
Acacia Ridge Skatepark
Also referred to as Acadia Ridge Plaza and Acadia Ridge Outdoor Youth Space, the Acadia Ridge Skatepark replaces the previous skatepark with a street-oriantated park. The skatepark features a bunch of banks, slappy curbs and rails. The skatepark is joined in with a...
Sunnybank Bowl
The old-school Sunnybank Bowl in Sunnybank, Brisbane, can be found next to the Pengana Playground. The skatepark was once just the bowl, although it has been updated over the years and currently boasts a fun mini ramp. The mini ramp is made out of concrete and is much...
D.M. Henderson Pump Track
The new tar pump track in D.M. Henderson Park is a fantastic multipurpose facility. The tar surface is smooth, and the humps, bumps and corners are significant enough to generate some serious speed. There are different lines and loops to navigate to mix things up,...
