Brunswick Heads Skatepark features a deformed peanut-shaped bowl with hips and even a deep section for the big boys. Brunswick Heads Skatepark also has an extensive array of street obstacles in-between the selection of ramps and quarters for a medium-sized skatepark. Probably one of the best skateparks in the vicinity, offering a great mix of street and transition. Brunswick Heads Skatepark was designed and constructed by our good friends at Oasis Skate Parks.
⊗ 37 Old Pacific Highway, Brunswick Heads NSW 2483
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The peanut bowl with pool coping looks mint. ?