Located in Glindemann Park Playground is the old-school Holland Park Bowl. The skate bowl is shaped like an open rectangle with banking transitions on three sides. The features are more like banks than quarters and have a mellow roll-in instead of the more conventional steel coping.
The concrete skate bowl is great for kids and beginners to roll around and figure out how to get pumping. There is not a lot else on offer at this skate facility. However, the skate bowl has been well maintained over the years and is one of many skateparks in Brisbane.
Pizzey Park Pump Track
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Miami on the Gold Coast, the newly unveiled Pizzey Park Pump Track promises an adrenaline-packed haven for enthusiasts of all ages. Adjacent to the popular skatepark, this latest addition to the recreational landscape boasts a dynamic...
Whithcott Skatepark
Whithcott Skatepark, nestled in rural Queensland, offers a compact yet thrilling experience for skaters and scooter enthusiasts. Despite its age, the concrete terrain holds up admirably, featuring a small mellow open bowl, banks, and a quarter pipe. While the design...
Marburg Skatepark
Marburg Skatepark, nestled beneath a sprawling tree in Ipswich, Queensland, offers a modest skating experience. While its location provides shade, it also invites debris and chalkies onto its concrete surface, necessitating pre-skate cleaning with a broom or leaf...