Oasis Skateparks built the Blayney Skatepark which opened to the public to skate in 2018. The park features a large bowl with several different sections and a dedicated open-flow street section.
The street section is sweet, but the bowl is where the money is at. Super rad snaking bowls with lines for days, mellow transitions, smooth concrete and steel coping.
The town of Blayney is lucky to sport the relatively new Blayney Skatepark.
Broadwater Skatepark
Broadwater Skatepark lies on the banks of the Richmond River in Broadwater, New South Wales. The skatepark was constructed by the team at Grahams Concrete and opened to the public to skate in late 2018. The skatepark has a variety of quarts with extensions on each...
Cabarita Skatepark
The ageing Cabarita Skatepark is a dated park, although it has had some upgrades over the years. The skatepark features a large 6 ft bowl with old-school gnarly transitions. In its hay day, this bowl would have been rad, but the game has changed, and there is a reason...
Woodburn Skatepark
Woodburn Skatepark can be found just off the Pacific Highway inland from Evans Head. The concrete skatepark features a mini ramp with steel coping and a small extension on one side. The mini looks fun, although we have seen better transitions and no need to comment on...
