Meadow Heights Skatepark has one of Melbourne’s best skate bowls. The relatively new skate bowl (early 2010’s) has replaced the pre-existing half pipe in the centre of Buchan Street Reserve. Meadow Heights Skatepark was designed by our friends at Convic...
Hoppers Crossing Skatepark is also referred to as Mossfiel Skate Park and can be found in Mossfiel Reserve, Hoppers Crossing. The large concrete skatepark offers skaters a huge variety of features to hit. Once upon a time there used to be a huge steel vert ramp,...
Epping Skatepark is a monster of a park initially built by Convic Skateparks, but has since been extended with a new bowl thanks to a collaboration between Independent Concrete Constructions and Grind Projects. Epping Skatepark features a HUGE skate bowl that...
24SHARESShareTweetEmail Beaconsfield Skatepark is the latest skate facility to open in East Melbourne. The new skatepark was designed by Playce in another one of their collaborations with Baseplate. The skatepark was built by Trinity Skateparks and features a modern...
Harmony Skatepark was originally just known as Coberg Bowl, however has been added to and extended upon with heaps of other features, therefore is now commonly referred to as Harmony Skatepark or just Coberg Skatepark. The famous Coberg Bowl has been known as one of...
Glenroy Skatepark is a new large skate space that has replaced the old golf driving range on Glenroy Rd. The new skatepark was designed and built by Convic Skateparks and was opened in early 2018. It is fair to say that you won’t find anything like it, as the...
Bulleen Skate Bowl was one of the earliest skate bowls built in Melbourne. The bowl has recently been extended to put it back on the map and regain its relevance in Melbourne skate destinations. The extension was designed by Enlocus who engaged with the local old...
Camperdown Skatepark is another epic skatepark provided and maintained by the Corangamite Shire. It was initially just two half-pipes with a spine between them, however, the skatepark has been extended, now offering a decent sized 6 ft 3/4 bowl with roll in, along...
Northcote Skatepark once upon a time was a small skatepark, however, it has been extended on over the years and is now a very reasonably sized skate space. The skatepark was built by Convic and is another classic Melbourne skatepark that you must check out. Northcote...
Cobden Skatepark can be found on the corner of McKenzie St and Station St, Cobden (opposite the CFA fire station). The concrete skatepark is super versatile with heaps of small quarters, banks, ledges, euro gaps and even two epic feature bowls. The small skate bowl is...
Cockatoo Skate Bowl is one of the mellowest skate bowls in the Victoria. The 4ft concrete skate bowl is peanut-shaped with a couple of hips and traditional steel coping. There is a small extension on one half of the shallower section, asymmetrical flat section in the...
Corio Bowls consists of three different shaped and sized concrete skate bowls all without coping. The smallest bowl is more of a skate dish (Also referred to as a ‘paint tray’) with mellow banks on all sides. The middle bowl is oblong that is missing one half of the...
Ocean Grove Skatepark also is known as Ocean Grove Bowl can be found on Shell Road Reserve next to the Bellarine Aquatic & Sports Centre. The skatepark features a decent-sized 5ft bowl that snakes into a deeper 8ft section. The concrete skate bowl has a roll in...
The new Lara Skatepark is one of Victoria’s best designed and constructed skateparks. The skatepark was opened in 2017 featuring an epic snake run concrete bowl along with a decent sized street section. The concrete bowl varies from 6 ft down to 4 ft in the shallow...
The Shed Skatepark is by far the best Skatepark that Melbourne has to offer. The indoor skatepark is fully equipped with an airbag, vert ramp, mini ramps, rails, ledges, boxes, gaps and stairs, as well as Australia’s best bowl. The Shed Skatepark has been around for...
Benalla Skatepark has been upgraded over the years and now features a huge 10 ft bowl along with the original 7 ft mini ramp and various steel fun boxes and quarters. The concrete extension makes the skatepark much more versatile for skaters and scooters. The steel...
The New Box Hill Skatepark designed by Baseplate has had a complete makeover. The revamped skatepark now includes a sweet street section, a snake style course, 3 bowls and heaps of ledges, rails and ramps. The original peanut bowl has been left, however slightly...
Barwon Heads Skatepark was designed and built by Convic Skateparks and can be found in the Barwon Heads Community Park and features a unique dog bone-shaped 9ft bowl with a shallower 4ft section. The thin middle length of the bowl spans the difference between each...
Lorne Skatepark or also known as ‘Kay Langan Skate Park’ has been the benchmark for skateparks on Victoria’s surf coast. The concrete skatepark features a large bowl and a decent sized street section with banks, rails, ledges and more. The shallower...
The New North Torquay Skatepark, otherwise referred to as Torquay Skatepark Bowl or just Torquay Skatepark features a huge 12ft bowl with pool coping. The skate bowl has three sections with the shallower two thirds being only 7ft. The bowl is super intimidating and...
