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.
Upwey Skatepark
The all-new, improved and upgraded Upwey Skatepark. The park features a bunch of mellow street features with slappy curbs and other modern designs. The skatepark has a step-down in the middle, offering larger quarters at one end and mellower alternatives at the other....
Alma Treloar Skate Park
The old Cockatoo Skate Bowl has been upgraded to make it now an official ''skatepark''. The concrete bowl remains unchanged, although there have been some big upgrades with a new adjoining street section. Unfortuanetly the upgrades are still not yet deserving of an...
Minta Estate Skatepark
The new Minta Estate Skatepark in Berwick, Victoria, is a pretty sweet street park with an open flow and quarters to keep your momentum. There are a couple of rails, banks, slappy curb, quarters and more. The opposite end of the skatepark features a bank. The concrete...
