Fisher Park Skate Park in Grafton, NSW, has gained notoriety among skaters, BMX’ers and scooter rollers for its challenging features and impressive design. This iconic skate park offers a dynamic and diverse terrain, perfect for skaters of all levels and disciplines to throw down their best tricks. Its popularity has made it a vibrant hub for the local skateboarding community in Grafton, attracting enthusiasts from all over New South Wales to experience its renowned ramps, bowls, and rails. Fisher Park Skate Park stands as a testament to the thriving skateboarding culture in the region.
The skatepark would have been the beez-neez back in the day and is still in great condition today, although, like everything, time in the sun along with wear and tear has deteriorated this park like any other in a similar vintage skatepark.
Suffolk Park Pump Track
Paradise has got even better in Suffolk Park, Byron Bay Shire Council, with the recent construction of an awesome new tar pump track. The paths are wide, and the humps and bumps are plenty large enough to get some serious speed. There is also a heap of different paths...
Kyogle Skatepark
The pre-fab skatepark at Kyogle is relatively small with quarters and banks on each side and several street obstacles in the middle of the park. There is also what would have been a sweet mini if it went for the gap between the slab and pre-fab due to the flooding....
Woodenbong Skatepark
The Woodenbong Skatepark is on a small concrete slab with four pre-fab features that make for a quarter, bank, rail and euro gap. There is a small pump track off to the side of the skatepark. The pump track would be good for beginners on bikes and scooters, although...
