Banyo Bowl, located in Brisbane, is an old-school skateboarding spot that could have been way better than it is. This average skate bowl. Nestled in the suburb of Banyo, features a smooth concrete surface, and great transitions, although is shaped like a frying pan. The shallow bowl section provides limited options, whilst the shape limits the opportunities to pump around. If this skate bowl was located in close proximity to your house, of course, you would roll on down and around to skate, however, we wouldn’t recommend wasting your time travelling to skate it as there are way better parks to skate in Brisbane.
The park on the other hand has a public toilet, lots of seating that is protected shelters a playground and more.
Aroona Skatepark
Aroona Skatepark can be found in the middle of Tumbledown Park. The skatepark is a small concrete park with an open flow and many mellow transitions. A super mellow open bowl with a rainbow quarter at one end. There are bands, a rail and ledges for the street skaters....
Alex Skate Park
Alexandra Headlands boasts one of the best skateparks on the Sunshine Coast and potentially the entire state of Queensland. The fresh concrete park has most of the features any modern skater would desire. There are two enclosed skate bowls and an open bowl street...
Little Mountain Skate Park
Located on Raintree Blvd on the Sunshine Coast, Little Mountain Skatepark is a small rough concrete slab with a handful of skate features. We couldn't tell you when this vignette park was built. However, by design and wear and tear on the concrete, we suspect it was...
