The charming town of Dalwallinu, located on the edge of Western Australia’s gold mining fields and the central wheat belt, is home to the modest yet inviting Dalwallinu Skatepark. This simple park features a few pre-fab portable elements, including ramps, rails, ledges, quarters, banks, and a fun box, all nicely painted to enhance the skating experience. However, the skatepark is showing its age and is due for some upgrades to better serve the local skating community. Despite this, it remains a cherished spot for skaters in the area.
Broome Skatepark
Built in 2022, the $1.5M setup right in the center of Broome is dope. That 5ft bowl is the main feature—mellow, smooth, and dialed in for endless lines and flow—while the street section stays stocked with all the standard ledges, rails, and quarter pipes. It’s a...
Cable Beach Skatepark
Located in one of Australia's most popular backpacker destinations lies Cable Beach Skatepark. The skatepark was built in 2026 and is dope to say the least. Skatepark design has come a long way in the last ten years. It is amazing to see the pros skate the massive...
Tom Burges Park Skatepark
Just a short skate from the beach in the premium suburbs south of Geraldton lies yet another solid skatepark. Tucked in the back of Tom Burgers Park, the setup features a quarter, banks, euro gaps, a ledge, and a rail. While it has a medium to average flow, it remains...
