Skatepark Closed
Despite our generous 3-star rating, the skatepark has since been destroyed.
Creswick Skatepark is situated near the Creswick Football Oval and is definitely worth checking out if you like your mini ramps. For an old skatepark, it has two tin mini ramps with some of the smoothest transitions in Victoria. The smaller mini ramp consists of two tin quarters on the top of a concrete slab. The larger ramp is a full tin ramp for the expression sessions. If you are thinking of going to Creswick Skatepark, we would recommend bringing a broom or leaf blower as the skatepark is positioned under a large gumtree and is often covered in leaves and bark.
Definitely worth four out of five stars, but don’t forget to bring along your leaf blower or broom.
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This skatepark no longer exists, got demolished.