Nabiac Skatepark

Nabiac Skatepark

The famous Nambiac Skatepark is just off the Pacific Highway. The skatepark features a reasonably sized slab of ageing, rough concrete with a handful of obstacles to skate. An old school design with some larger quarters. Unfortunately, the bakery had run out of a lot...
Holbrook Skate Park

Holbrook Skate Park

Located halfway between Sydney and Melbourne, just off the Hume HWY and next to a massive submarine, is the not so famous Holbrook Skatepark. The Holbrook Skateboard park is relatively old and starting to show its age. However, a great place to roll around and stretch...
Newhaven Mini Skate Ramp

Newhaven Mini Skate Ramp

Newhaven Mini Skate Ramp is an old but still very rad and relevant steel mini ramp. The 3-foot mini is symmetrical besides a small extension on one side. There are stairs to lead you up to a rad little wooden platform that can be found on both sides.  A super fun mini...
Secret Spot

Secret Spot

UPDATE – Unfortunately this mini ramp has since been decommissioned, dismantled and set ablaze with a combination of petroleum and a lighter (pics below).    Once upon a time it was a super dope private mini ramp somewhere in Bayside Vic. The mini has...
East Devonport Skatepark

East Devonport Skatepark

Pioneer Park Skatepark, also referred to as East Devonport Skatepark, is another fun skate spot in the north of Tasmania. The concrete skateboard park is starting to show its age, but it is still a super fun and relevant park with an array of quarters, street...
Federal Skatepark

Federal Skatepark

Federal Skatepark is a slick piece of concrete that is definitely not as smooth as it was one up a time. The skateboard park comes fully equipped with the standard basketball hoop that we often find at these beautiful concrete jungles. The street style skateboard park...
Werri Beach Skate Park

Werri Beach Skate Park

Referred to as both Werri Beach Skate Park and Gerringong Skate Park. The concrete street-oriented skate space has plenty of larger features, including 5 stairs, euro, rails, banks, ledges, and more. Most street features come equipped with the conventional steel...
Gympie Skatepark

Gympie Skatepark

Nelson Reserve Skatepark in Gympie QLD is also referred to as just Gympie Skatepark. The concrete park has been updated over the years. However, even the latest addition is starting to show its age. The original bowl is a bit of a waste of space but not too dissimilar...
Apex Skatepark

Apex Skatepark

Apex Skatepark on Queensland’s beautiful Sunshine Coast is a cool open park with street, transitions, pump and mini ramps. The concrete has seen better days, but the skateboard park is still super fun. Roll on down and let us know what you think of Apex...
Bargara Skatepark

Bargara Skatepark

Bargara Skatepark is another old yet versatile skate spot on the Sunshine Coast of Australia. The skateboard park is probably better suited to the BMX’ers and scooters with large quarters and free-flowing features. The mini ramp is not that mini, and the...
New Norfolk Skatepark

New Norfolk Skatepark

New Norfolk Skatepark can be located north of Hobart in beautiful Tasmania. The skatepark, on the other hand, is not as beautiful as the rest of the state and definitely doesn’t add as a tourist attraction. New Norfolk Skatepark is still better than no skatepark...
Dover Skatepark

Dover Skatepark

Dover Skatepark in Tasmania is an old rough concrete park with a large skate bowl and a selection of other features. The park is probably best suited for BMX and scooter riders that want to get some serious airtime. The bowl comes standard with steel concrete, and a...
Verse Collective

Verse Collective

The first skatepark we have skated in Sri Lanka and perhaps the best in the country. Skateboarding has increased in popularity across Sri Lanka over a number of years and it is reassuring to see skatepark infrastructure popping up even if it is privately owned. The...
Geeveston Skatepark

Geeveston Skatepark

Geeveston Skatepark is an ageing small concrete street park on the east coast of Tasmania. The skateboard park is showing its age, but still has all your standard street obstacles including banks, ledge, rail and more.  GEEVESTON SKATEPARK WEATHER        Nearby...
Campbell Town Skatepark

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...
Mallacoota Skatepark

Mallacoota Skatepark

Mallacoota Skatepark comprises of a medium-sized concrete slab with a number of steel features scattered throughout the park. Features include a large bank and quarter along with a spine, rails and a unique euro gap style box in the middle. The skatepark is showing...
Lanyon Skatepark

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...
Charnwood Bowl

Charnwood Bowl

Charnwood Bowl is one of Canberra’s oldest skateparks that was constructed in the late ’70s. The skate bowl is also one of ACT’s more iconic skateparks with its signature snake run. The snake run is showing its age and is certainly not the smoothest...