Located in rural NSW, the Boorowa Skate Bowl offers a unique skateboarding experience with its distinctive design. The park’s standout feature is its unlikely shaped bowl, which adds an element of novelty to the skating terrain. In the shallow section, skaters can enjoy mellow banks that provide a smooth and enjoyable ride. The centrepiece of the bowl is a volcano feature, adding an exciting challenge for more adventurous riders. Moving towards the deep end, the transitions take on a more conventional shape, offering a familiar environment for seasoned skaters. This blend of unconventional and traditional elements makes Boorowa Skate Bowl an enticing destination for skaters of all skill levels. Whether you’re looking to practice your tricks or simply enjoy the thrill of riding in a picturesque rural setting, this skate park offers something truly special.
Tweed Heads Skatepark
Designed and constructed by our friends at Convic Skateparks, the Tweed Heads Skatepark is a force to be recorded with. A popular park for Instagram vids with additional street features painted in yellow. The concrete skatepark features a rad bowl with heaps of hips...
Murwillumbah Half Pipe
Located in a random park opposite the Murwillumbah Baptist Church, the famous Murwillumbah Half Pipe can be found. This old-school concrete half pipe is one of Australia's most vintage half pipes. The half-pipe shows its age with some large cracks in the concrete and...
Suffolk Park Pump Track
Paradise has got even better in Suffolk Park, Byron Bay Shire Council, with the recent construction of an awesome new tar pump track. The paths are wide, and the humps and bumps are plenty large enough to get some serious speed. There is also a heap of different paths...
