The New Coomera Skatepark has cemented its place among the best skateparks on the Gold Coast.
The skatepark features a uniquely shaped skate bowl with pool tiles and a drainage gap to keep clear of or skate over if you are game. There is a random hump in the middle of the bowl and a quarter ramp that can get in the way.
The rest of the skatepark is just as good, with an open-flow street section with quarters, banks, ledges, flat rails, down rails, a rainbow rail and stairs. Some of the transitions are super tight. Smooth concrete that is super fun to roll around on with a couple of humps to keep your momentum flowing in the right direction.
Mudgeeraba Skatepark
Mudgeeraba Skatepark in the Gold Coast is an epic skatepark with heaps of mellow transitions. The skate park is reasonably large and has the most features you would expect at a Four Star park. The surface is smooth and has a great open flow for the speed...
DJ Sherrington Skatepark
DJ Sherrington Skatepark in Brisbane Australia has undergorne a huge upgrade to what we know of it today. The large concrete skatepark features a huge skate bowl with over extension, street features and a few smaller transitions. The skatepark complements Brisbane's...
Salk Oval Skatepark
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...
