The infamous Caboolture Bowl in Apex Park, next to the beautiful Centenary Lakes Park, lies some old concrete that is part of Queensland skatepark history.
The bowl has a deep end with roll-in and a shallow section that forms some sort of mini ramp. The skate bowl is old school, it was built before steel coping was a thing. Still, a fun park to learn to pump around, and it looks like the mini is getting some use as it is waxed and ready to go.
The Caboolture Bowl makes us appreciate how far skatepark design and construction have come along over the past couple of decades.
Pimpama Spine Ramp
The famous Pimpama Spine Ramp is a steel construction containing two mini ramps that are connected with a spine and roll-over. There are two spines that are separated with the rollover in the middle. The gap between each spine is roughly one meter and one of the...
Mount Cotton Skatepark
Redlands has invested in a beautiful slab of smooth fresh concrete that we refer to as Mount Cotton Skatepark. Mount Cotton Skatepark was constructed in 2017 and opened to the public to skate in August. The skatepark was constructed by our friends at CONVIC and is one...
West End Skate Park
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