Campbell Town Skatepark
Campbell Town Skatepark in the middle of Tasmania is a smaller sized concrete street style park with transitions on either end and a few features in the middle. The skatepark has several ledges, two stairs and a circle flat-down rail. Surprisingly Cambell Town...
Orford Skatepark
Orford Skatepark on Tasmania’s beautiful east coast is something. We’re not entirely sure what it is, nevertheless, it looks like an attempt of a skatepark and a contender for Australia’s worst skate spots. The skatepark sits on a small concrete slab...
EC Skatepark Hobart
EC Skatepark Hobart also referred to as Elizabeth College Skatepark can be found in Hobart’s Northern suburbs. The concrete skatepark is as fresh as any that you will find in Tasmania with the surface still as smooth as a baby’s bum. The skateboard park...
Launceston Skatepark
Launceston Skatepark is one of a few skateparks in the city and the beez-neez of all the parks in the area. The skatepark is showing it’s age and starting to wear and tear in places that we have come to expect, nevertheless would have been one of the best in...
Ballam Park Skatepark
Ballam Park Skatepark in Frankston is one of Victoria’s newest skateparks. The large concrete skatepark wraps around a basketball court with features including humps, bumps, hips and banking corners that makes it feel more like an untraditional pump track rather...
Belconnen Skatepark
Belconnen Skatepark is Canberra’s best and potentially Australia’s top skatepark. The skatepark was originally constructed in the early ’90s featuring the famous keyhole bowl we know of as the Belco Bowl, home to Australia’s largest skate...
Gungahlin Skatepark
Gungahlin Skatepark is starting to show its age, an awesome skatepark with bowls, street features and quarters. The concrete skateboard park would have been the bomb back in the day and is still a lot of fun to roll around today. The large open bowl gives you heaps of...
Eddison Skatepark
Eddison Skatepark once boasted of being the best skatepark in Australia when it was first opened in the late ‘2000s. Unluckily or luckily depending on which way you look at it, Eddison Skatepark is no longer even the best skatepark in Canberra as the famous...
Weston Creek Skatepark
Weston Creek Skatepark was constructed in the early ‘2000s and once claimed Canberra’s best skatepark title. Weston Creek Skatepark features a large concrete surface with some big transitions and open bowls. The skatepark is still very popular with...
Bondi Skatepark
Bondi Skatepark is one of Australia’s biggest and best skateparks that can be found on the beautiful Bondi Beach, just meters away from the sand and crashing waves. The world-class famous skatepark has been host to several of Australia’s largest...
Crace Ledges
Crace Ledges is a street style skatepark in Canberra’s northern suburbs. The street-oriented skatepark comprises a handful of ledges. Most of the ledges are flat, although there is one with a bit of gradient to it. The ledges are all very similar, roughly one...
Tuggeranong Skatepark
Tuggeranong Skatepark, although made out of concrete, has been around since the stone age. The huge skatepark has most things you could wish for in a skate facility with everything from vert to street and most things in between. There are two large vert ramps, heaps...
Erindale Skatepark
Erindale Skatepark is also known as Erindale Banks for reasons we don’t need to explain. The skatepark is featured in heaps of skate vids as it is one of the most iconic skateparks in Australia. The skatepark has withstood the test of time and is still one of...
Railway Park Skatepark Queanbeyan
Railway Park Skatepark Queanbeyan has been updated over the years to become what we know of it today. The concrete skatepark is reasonably sized and has an open flow that makes it feel even bigger. There are heaps of smaller mellow quarters that have awesome...
Franklin Dish
Franklin Dish Skatepark comprises two small open skate bowls. The skate bowls are constructed from concrete and have very gradual/mellow edges that are more of a bank than any traditional coping you might come to expect at a skate bowl. Even though Franklin Dish is...
Kambah Bowl
Kambah Bowl is a piece of Australian skateboarding history. It has been locked for many years, and people rarely jump the fence unless they are a pro skater that has come to town or a photographer as we were. The vintage skatepark has almost as much vert as a mega...
Lanyon Skatepark
Lanyon Skatepark has a prefab bank on one end with a quarter at the other. Between the prefab features is an obstacle in the middle that is actually built into the skatepark. There is also a rail and a ledge that should cater to most street skaters. The prefab...
St Helens Park Skatepark
St Helens Park Skatepark is a super fun skateboard park with heaps of small mellow features littered throughout. With ledges, stairs, quarters, banks, ramps and humps just to name a few, St Helens Park Skatepark should entertain most skaters, scooters and...
