Gladstone Park Skatepark can be found in Elmhurst Road Reserve, Gladstone Park Vic. The ageing street park has seen better days, nevertheless, it still has a few fun features including a rail, block, stairs, hubber, kicker, ledge, banks and more. The concrete is not what it once was with cracks popping up all over the park, although you most likely won’t have to share the street style skatepark with any other skaters. The skatepark is built into a basketball court with a wall to hit your tennis ball against or a flat surface that can be better utilised to master your next flat trick. Navigate the 360° virtual tour below but don’t waste too much of your time as there are plenty of other epic skate parks to explore in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
Shepparton Skatepark
The famous Shepparton Skatepark, also known as S-CAPE, was opened to the public in 2001. The large concrete skatepark spans over 1,200m2 of smooth concrete with a collection of rails, ramps, transitions, bowls, spines, ledges, banks and much more. The skatepark was...
Nagambie Skatepark
The Strathbogie Shire Council is proud to boast of the freshcrete in Nagambie with the New Nagambie Skatepark. The fresh designs create an open-flow street section linking to a bowl. The concrete bowl with steel coping is one of the best we have skated in Victoria....
Strathmerton Skatepark
Located in the middle of Strathmerton, between the pub and the train stain, lies a smooth slab of concrete referred to as Strathmerton Skatepark. Built by Precision Skateparks, The Strathmerton Skatepark comprises several larger quarters that create a couple of mini...