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.
Bowen Skate Park
The relatively new Bowen Skate Park has been a welcomed addition to the Queensland skateboarding community and alike. The skateboard park was designed by the legends at Sevenbythree and built by our friends at Concrete Skateparks. The skate park is large, dope, open...
Mudjimba Skatepark
A unique skatepark in sunny Queensland, Australia. The concrete street style park has heaps of transitions and features hubba's euro gaps, banks, quarters and much more. The skateboard park is starting to show its age with rough, cracking concrete. Not the fastest...
Airlie Beach Skate Park
The infamous Airlie Beach Skate Park in Queensland, Australia, is littered with the features that we love to see and ride. The concrete skatepark is super smooth and very fast. The park has traditional steel coping wherever needed, along with an open design that we...
