Located directly on the beach just north of Geraldton, Drummond Cove Skatepark is a rugged coastal spot that is definitely starting to show its age.
Despite the wear, it still features a solid, old-school concrete bowl fitted with traditional steel coping. Rain slicked the concrete and killed our chances of a session, but the stop wasn’t a waste—while waiting out the weather, we watched a shark cruise right along the shallows just off the sand.
Esperance Skatepark
Lovely, large, relatively new skate park on the Esperance town foreshore - beside an equally impressive tar Pump Track. The Esperance Skatepark has several bowls, a rail, benches and an interesting layout design with plenty of space for skaters scooter rollers and...
Norseman Skatepark
Norseman Skatepark is a slightly tired, older-style park with creative elements, including steps with large rocks cemented in. The skateboard park has a 3-way central bowl, an extra rail inserted into the steps, and two small platforms on the side.The skatepark is...
Bunbury Skatepark
Bunbury Skatepark in Western Australia stands tall among the best skate and parkour facilities in Australia. Designed in collaboration with Baseplate and Playce and constructed by Advanteering, Bunbury Skatepark offers an unparalleled experience for skating...
