The Apollo Bay Skatepark is located on the foreshore and can’t be missed from the Great Ocean Road. The Skatepark is on a decent sized, smooth concrete slab with a couple of feature obstacles in the middle and a selection of quarters and ramps on either side for you to pump between and choose how fast to hit the features. Unfortunately for those who want to hit transition to transitions, the distance between each side of the skatepark is way too far to maintain any speed. Nevertheless the epic box spine is pretty easy to boost out of with some momentum and many argue that the Apollo Bay Skatepark is the best on the Surf Coast of Victoria. At one end you have the option of the 2 ft quarter, 3 ft quarter or the 4ft roll in. On the other end your presented with a 2 ft quarter that takes up half of the section shared with a 3 ft bank and a 4 ft quarter. Each end also has a cool 1/8 bowl on one side and a smaller roll in on the beach side.
Endeavour Hills Skatepark
The New Endeavour Hills Skatepark made its mark on the skateboarding scene with its radical design that appeals to all skill levels. The large concrete park has an excellent bowl on one side while the other boasts an epic open flowing bowl with more features, hips and...
Clayton Station Skatepark
The Vic state government railway crossing project has made room for the new Clayton Station Skatepark. The street style park is built into a playground/basketball complex with table tennis tables, drinking fountains, play equipment of all sorts and a few skate...
Bailey Reserve Skatepark
Bailey Reserve Skatepark has replaced the old Bentleigh East Skatepark in Glen Eira, Vic. The new concrete skatepark is ''officially'' open and waiting for you to skateboard, scooter, skate, BMX, admire or even take pictures of, if you want to give the people what...
