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.
Hoppers Crossing Skatepark
Hoppers Crossing Skatepark is also referred to as Mossfiel Skate Park and can be found in Mossfiel Reserve, Hoppers Crossing. The large concrete skatepark offers skaters a huge variety of features to hit. Once upon a time there used to be a huge steel vert ramp,...
Point Cook Coast Skatepark
Point Cook Coast Skatepark on Gramercy Boulevard, Point Cook is one of the latest skateparks built in the western suburbs of Melbourne. The skatepark features stairs, hips, ledges, quarters, banks and more. A well constructed smooth concrete skatepark that is super...
Truganina Ledge
Truganina Ledge is a random ledge that is nestled into the corner of a basketball court. Probably a waste of time, however a skate spot nonetheless that might appeal to someone. Either way, there is still a decent space to skate on the basketball court for you to...
