Eynesbury Skate Dish / Skatepark features a small 3 ft concrete bowl that is as unique as any that we have found in Victoria. The bowl is shaped like a horse shoe with a random speed hump in the middle. The bowl itself has steel coping wherever you find a mellow transition, otherwise you might stumble across a flat bank. Eynesbury Skate Dish is a super skatepark to pump around and use as you wish. Very versatile considering the size of the park allowing most to find a line that they could hit all day long. If you like skateparks and golf, you might find yourself in a little oasis that is only a hop, skip and a jump away from Melbourne.
Murchison Skatepark
Murchison has just scraped on the map with their new beginner park. There is a tiny bank on one end with steel coping and two street features in the middle of the park. The concrete slab is large enough to get some speed and throw down your flat tricks. The featured...
Cobram Skatepark
Designed by Convic Skateparks and constructed by Precision Parks, the Cobram Skatepark has made Cobram a skateboarding destination with its dope snake-run style bowl in Federation Park. The concrete skate bowls have hips, humps, and a spine, along with other shapes we...
Kilmore Skatepark
The infamous Kilmore Skatepark would have been dope in its day. It is still a great skatepark, but the features are on the larger side, and the concrete isn't what it once was. Kilmore Skatepark features a concrete mini ramp with steel coping and an extension at one...
