Barrabool Estate Skatepark, nestled in Melbourne’s sprawling western suburbs, offers skaters a mixed bag of delights. The fresh crete surface is a joy to skate, providing smooth rides for enthusiasts. Connected to a basketball court, it offers skaters space to spread their wings and showcase their flat tricks. The park boasts an array of random bumps and ledges around its perimeter, providing ample opportunities for creativity. Additionally, with banks, mounds, and mellow flat rails, there’s something for every skill level. However, the park’s small size and limited features may disappoint some. The most notable drawback is the excessive tanbark covering the surface, requiring skaters to spend valuable time clearing it before enjoying their session. Despite this inconvenience, Barrabool Estate Skatepark remains a charming spot for skaters to hone their skills.
Clyde North Skatepark – Paragon Drive
There is more fresh new concrete in Clyde North, with another modern skatepark on Paragon Drive. The skatepark has an open-flow design with circular banks, volcanos, rails, ledges, quarters banks and more. A fun little skatepark to pump around. The park also features...
Maffra Pump Track
The New Maffra Pump Track can be found next to Maffra Skatepark and complements the upgrades to the skatepark. The pump track was opened in 2021 and has been a popular addition for bikes, scooters and skaters. The recently constructed tar pump track doubles up at one...
Bruthen Skatepark
Bruthen Skatepark can be found on The Great Alpine Road, nestled in next to the Tambo River. The skateboard park is on a small square concrete slab and features a few steel features that are bolted to the ground. There are quarters and banks on each corner of the park...
