Broulee Skate Bowl also referred to as Broulee Skate Park, is located in the heart of town right next to Broulee Beach. The skateboard park has a few ledges and banks surrounding the bowl for the street punks. However, it is basically just a single peanut or kidney-shaped skate bowl. The featured bowl in the middle of the park is super mellow relative to its size and comes fully equipped with the steel coping that we love to see. The concrete surface is starting to show its age, however still in relatively good condition. You can pump and swing your way around the hips like a pump track with heaps of lines to make your own.
Designed and built by Convic, Broulee Skate Park is by far the best skateboard destination in the vicinity.
The skateboard park also comes fully equipped with the standard basketball hoop but no net. BYO Basketball.
Kingscliff Skatepark
Blink, and you will miss it. The not-so-famous Kingscliff Skatepark can be found in the Northern Rivers on Faulks Park Kingscliff. The small street-orientated skatepark features a single flat rail and another isolated ledge. The concrete surface is rough, and the...
Cardiff Skate Park
Located in Wilkinson Park is the ageing pre-fab skate facility that we refer to as Cardiff Skate Park. The skate park is showing its age with rough cracking concrete and the standard pre-fab features you would expect from a two-star skate park. The small park has...
Holmesville Skatepark
Holmesville Skatepark was constructed in the early 2000s and was ahead of its time by way of modern design when it was originally opened to the public to skate. Holmesville Skatepark is a half an hour's drive directly inland from Newcastle in NSW. The skatepark is...
