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ICHPIG has emerged as one of Melbourne’s premium skateboard clothing brands, selling everything from tee’s to pants and even socks. ICHPIG is one of the trendiest Australian Skate brands and among the coolest underground places to skate if you can somehow manage to get your way inside like we did. The private indoor skatepark is […]
The Vic state government railway crossing project has made room for the new Clayton Station Skatepark. The street style park is built into a playground / basketball complex with table tennis tables, drinking fountains, play equipment of all sorts and a few skate features for us justifying skating it and putting it on the map. […]
Greenvale Skatepark was once nothing more than a small street park with a singe mini ramp, however it has been extended on all sides to create the masterpiece that we see before us today. It is not hard to see the contrast between the new and the old concrete especially with the aerial images thanks […]
Sunbury Skatepark had almost everything that a skater could have wished for when it was originally constructed. Over time it has dated as the kids are looking for smaller mellower street features with an open flow. Thanks to the dream team skatepark design collaboration of Playce and Baseplate, Sunbury might have one of the best […]
Varsity Skatepark may not be the latest skatepark, but with a number of upgrades over the years it is probably the greatest park to hit the Gold Coast. The large concrete skatepark has an ever expanding street section that is as rad as any that we have come across. There is also a super fun […]
Salk Oval Skatepark was one of the first skate bowls to be built on the Gold Coast and also among the most recent with a mix of old and new. The old skate bowl is generally pretty lame despite for the volcano featured in the middle that we can only presume was included with the […]
Elanora Skatepark has one of the biggest and meanest skate bowls on the Gold Coast and is probably the most famous bowl in Australia. The concrete skate bowl is one of a kind with the shallow section starting from 8ft and deepening into 12 ft of vert in other areas. The skatepark is the first […]
Tugun Skatepark is uniquely located at the northern end of the Gold Coast Airport in Tugun QLD. With the geographical location of the park, it is hard not to stop as each big jet plane takes off or touches down depending on the wind direction.The skatepark was one of the first to pop up in […]
Palm Beach Skatepark or also referred to as Palm Beach Skate Ramp is an old school concrete half pipe to get the dad’s exited about skateboarding again. The skatepark is a little hard to find as it is a distance from the road, however is adjacent to the footy and hockey club providing a relaxing […]
Suffolk Park Skatepark was originally constructed in 2007, however was added to ten years later due to popular demand and the lack of skateparks in Byron Bay. The original skatepark is relatively conventional, especially compared to the recently added section. Our favour section is the link between the two. The skatepark extension that was added […]
South Golden Beach Skatepark or also known as Ocean Shores Skate Park can be found adjacent to the South Golden Beach Hall and only only 100 meters from the beach. The smaller concrete skatepark has a selection of quarters at each end along with a range of street obstacles in the middle of the park. […]
Bangalow Skatepark is located between the Bangalow Bowling Club and Byron Creek. The skatepark features a large kidney bowl with poolside style coping, double flow bowl with spine and a super cool street section that at the very least looks different and fun to ride. The $180,000 skatepark has been well received in the broader […]
Mullumbimby Skatepark has more transitions than half of the skateparks in the area put together. If you like your small transitions as much as the skaters at Skater Maps, then you will find it hard to argue that this isn’t the best skatepark in the vicinity. Mullumbimby Skatepark features bowl after bowl after bowl that somehow […]
Byron Bay may be one of Australia’s most popular tourist destinations as a result of the breathtaking views, attractions and culture, however the skatepark is certainly not a contributing factor. Skatepark or Skate Spot, we are also unsure what to classify the Byron Bay skate facility. Don’t get too disappointed if you are traveling to […]
Murwillumbah Skatepark is one of the freshest concrete creations to hit NSW since the Opera House. The large concrete masterpiece of a skatepark offers skaters everything they could have dreamed of in skate heaven. You will have to scroll down and see the pictures to believe us when we say that this is one of […]
Coolangatta Skatepark can be found in Goodwin Park, which is a short skate of only a couple of blocks from the beach. The street style skatepark has almost everything a street skater or scooter punk could wish for considering it has Australia’s best wave just around the corner. Most of the objects are unique to […]
The Murray Shire Council are stoked to show off their $440,000 Moama Echuca Community Skate Park. The Skatepark was constructed in 2011 and connects to the previous skatepark. The contrast between the new and the old skatepark is hard to miss and serves as a great example of how we can add to existing parks […]
Hillside Skatepark can be found next to the Hillside football field. The small concrete skatepark was constructed in the mid 2000’s obviously someone, but whom we wish we knew. Hillside Skatepark consists of a couple of quarters at each end with a selection of featured obstacles in the middle. Although it is only a small […]
Latitude Dish Skatepark or skate bowl, which it is, we are not entirely sure but at the very least it is a skate spot and still deserving of its place on the database as one of Melbourne’s lamest places to skate. Latitude skate dish skatepark consists of a single bowl no deeper than 1 ft […]
Designed and constructed by one of the best in the business, Convic Skateparks proves yet again why their skateparks can withhold the test of time. Considering that Diggers Rest Skatepark was built in the late 1990’s, the design is still credible and the concrete is in as good a condition if not better than many recently […]
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