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.
Thorneside Skatepark
Brisbane has a lot of mellow fun skateparks, including Mooroondu Road Skatepark or more commonly referred to as Thorneside Skatepark. A great little park that withstands the tests of time and is perfect for learning your street tricks. The skatepark was originally...
Coorparoo Skatepark
Coorparoo Skatepark is a street-style park with smooth concrete and larger street features for advanced skaters. The skatepark features ledges, hips, funbox, hubbas, rails, transitions, banks, gaps and more. The park also boasts a super fun steel mini ramp. The mini...
Victoria Point Skatepark
Also known as Cascade Gardens Skate Park, Victoria Point Skatepark can be found in the sprawling southeastern suburbs of Brisbane, Queensland. Victoria Point Skatepark was designed and constructed by the team at Concrete Skateparks and opened to the public to skate in...
