The Gracemere Skatepark in sunny Queensland was designed and built by the dedicated team at Convic Skateparks. This skatepark is known for its street-oriented design, featuring various street features such as rails, ramps, ledges, banks, euro gaps, a slappy curb, and more. Skateboarders will also appreciate the presence of a mellow 4-foot mini ramp with steel coping, making it a great spot for transition skating.
Additionally, near the skatepark, there is an awesome Gracemere Pump Track that caters to a variety of riders, including bike riders, rollerbladers, scooter enthusiasts, and skateboarders. The tar pump track allows riders to roll around using their own momentum, eliminating the need to pedal, kick, or push, which adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the skatepark experience. This versatile facility provides something for riders of all kinds in the Gracemere area.
Elimbah Skatepark
The weathering Elimbah Skatepark comprises some random concrete bike jumps along with a more recently included concrete slab with several prefab features. The bike jumps are old, uneven, and have a reasonable gap between each jump. The jumps slope down the mountain...
Eagleby Skatepark
The old-school Eagleby Skatepark was constructed in either the late 90s or the early 00s by looking at the design. The skatepark has lots of large quarters. A couple of quarters make for a sweet half pipe, the rest cater for a large open bowl arrangement. There are a...
Morayfield Skate Park
The notorious Morayfield Skatepark. The skatepark was designed and constructed by the lads at Concrete Skateparks. The vert half pipe is made out of steel and holds together well, all things considered. There is a cool mini ramp and a few fun features, but the park...
