Designed and constructed by one of the best in the business, Convic Skateparks proves yet again why their skateparks can withhold the test of time. Considering that Diggers Rest Skatepark was built in the late 1990’s, the design is still credible and the concrete is in as good a condition if not better than many recently built parks. For a small skatepark, Diggers Rest still offers skaters and riders alike a vast array of obstacles that should be able to entertain most for a lest a few hours. With a slightly larger than usual feature in the middle of the park and with its famous curved taco bowl, diggers rest has become a magnet for BMX riders, who are getting less and less attention in recent years with the push towards smaller street style plazas. Super unique skatepark that we would definitely recommend checking out for yourself if you are ever in the area.
Glen Waverley Skatepark
Glen Waverley Skatepark is hidden inside Glen Waverley Reserve, on Springvale Road and Waverley Road in Glen Waverley. Unfortunately, this skatepark could have been much better. It still has a few nice sections and heaps of ramps and boxes. However, it could have been...
Gisborne Skatepark
Gisborne Skatepark located on Hamilton Street, and it is by far the best skatepark in the Macedon Ranges. The skatepark is huge, with quarters on each end and some features in the middle. Gisborne Skatepark has a great balance between street and transition with a...
Elwood Skate Bowls
Elwood Skate Bowls can be found at Elsternwick Park, on St Kilda Street and Bent Avenue in Elwood, Victoria. The Elwood Skate Bowls contains two different sized rectangle bowls and a small street section on either side with a couple of quarters, steps and rails....
