On the corner of Owen St and Spencer street in Iluka is the famous Iluka Skatepark. The concrete skatepark is starting to show its age, but the infamous skate bowl is still one to marvel at. The bowl has traditional steel coping, hips and opens up to the rest of the skatepark. The open flow skatepark has street features and heaps of quarters that help transition the skaters around without pushing or kicking. Super fun mellow park for the bowl froffers and street rats. Also pretty popular for BMX’ riders and scooter kids with the larger bowl section.
Mullumbimby Skatepark
Mullumbimby Skatepark has more transitions than half of the skateparks in the area put together. If you like your small transitions as much as the skaters at Skater Maps, then you will find it hard to argue that this isn't the best skatepark in the...
Murwillumbah Skatepark
Murwillumbah Skatepark is one of the freshest concrete creations to hit NSW since the Opera House. The large concrete masterpiece of a skatepark offers skaters everything they could have dreamed of in skate heaven. You will have to scroll down and see the pictures to...
Moama Skatepark
The Murray Shire Council are stoked to show off their $440,000 Moama Echuca Community Skate Park. The Skatepark was constructed in 2011 and connects to the previous skatepark. The contrast between the new and the old skatepark is hard to miss and serves as a great...
