Built in 2022, the $1.5M setup right in the center of Broome is dope. That 5ft bowl is the main feature—mellow, smooth, and dialed in for endless lines and flow—while the street section stays stocked with all the standard ledges, rails, and quarter pipes.
It’s a top-tier park, completely set up with seating, a water fountain, and a hard roof shelter to keep you covered from the elements. The skatepark also has lights so you don’t have to skate in the heat during the day in Broome.
Tom Muir Skatepark
Tucked away in Geraldton, WA, Tom Muir Skatepark is a stock-standard local spot that covers all the simple street essentials. It features a straightforward layout with a couple of flat rails, ledges, a stair set, a bank, and a small selection of down rails and down...
Three Springs Skatepark
Located directly adjacent to the local short-stay caravan park, the Three Springs Skatepark in Western Australia offers a simple, fully enclosed setup for traveling wheel-enthusiasts. The layout sits on a flat concrete slab, bounded by a chain-link fence, and is...
Arrino Mini Ramp
Arrino Skatepark is a tiny rural stop in WA that is definitely showing its age, but it’s still worth a look if you’re passing through. The setup is a relatively standard concrete mini ramp featuring traditional steel coping and slightly more aggressive, tight...
