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.
Eynesbury Skate Dish
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...
Woodlea Skatepark
Woodlea Skatepark can be found in Frontier Park next to the gigantic playground. The small skatepark is made out of concrete and is still as smooth as the day it was laid. There are a variety of features including rails, stairs, banks, ledges and a quarter just to...
Moriac Skatepark
Moriac Skatepark was built in the the late 1990's and has been well maintained and even added to over the years with new features including roll-ins and flat rails. Moriac skatepark has had some wear and tear over the years, however is currently looking as smooth as a...
