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.
Clyde Skatepark – Warralilly Ave
The new skatepark on Warralilly Ave is one of many fresh concrete creations to pop up in Clyde. Features include a volcano, slappy curbs, rails and banks. The concrete is smooth, and the features are mellow. This skatepark is more of a beginner's park, but we love...
Clyde North Skatepark – Bernardins Street
The new Clyde North Skatepark on Bernadins Street is a small concrete skatepark with a few banks and ledges. The skatepark can be found in St Germain Playground. As to be expected, the park is surrounded by tanbark that has obviously made its way onto the concrete...
Cranbourne East Skatepark – McFarlan Way
The new skatepark in Cranbourne East has fresh concrete, although that's about it. The skatepark has one very small and mellow euro-gap, a single flat rail and a couple of ledges. Unfortunately, the only rail is huge that only professional skaters would be able to...