Adding to Brisbane’s impressive collection of very average three-star skateparks, we welcome Hayden Park Skate Park in the southwestern burbs.
Hayden Park Skate Park would have been the place to skate back in the day when it was originally been constructed. The park features a mini ramp, a spine, a ledge, a bank euro and rails. The transitions are consistent and the obstacle are fun to hit. The steel copings could be a little more pronounced, but the rest of the park is well-built and maintained. The concrete is a little rougher than we are familiar with, but that comes with the vintage of the park. A super fun skatepark to roll around and keep the heart pumping.
Nagoorin Skate Park
The steel pre-fab skatepark in rural Nagoorin, constructed by the Gladstone Regional Council, is a remarkable addition to the community. This cost-effective skatepark is situated on a smooth concrete slab underneath a shade sail, providing skateboarders with a cool...
Crestmead Bowl
Crestmead Bowl, located in Queensland, is considered one of the less popular skateparks in the region due to its relatively limited features and design. It's known for its distinctive dish-shaped bowl, which presents similar to a sloping road. While some riders may...
Jarvis Road Skate Park
Jarvis Road Skate Park is a popular skateboarding destination located in Brisbane, Queensland for local street skaters. The skatepark is well-known for its diverse features, catering to street skaters and skateboarders alike. It boasts several sets of stairs, rails,...
