The infamous Kilmore Skatepark would have been dope in its day. It is still a great skatepark, but the features are on the larger side, and the concrete isn’t what it once was.
Kilmore Skatepark features a concrete mini ramp with steel coping and an extension at one end. The rest of the park is an open-flow street section with banks, stairs, flat rails and ledges.
Kilmore is lucky to boast of a generous three-star rating.
Horsham Skate Bowl
Horsham Skate Bowl is hidden away on Barker Street, Horsham, opposite the footy oval. Horsham Skate Bowl has two bowls that join together. With smooth transitions and mellow copings, this truly is one of the best skate bowls in Victoria.
Hill ‘n’ Dale Skatepark
Hill 'n' Dale Skatepark is located on Summerhill Road, Glen Iris. Hill 'n' Dale Skatepark is an oval concrete track with a series of bumps and boxes. Essentially it is designed as a BMX park and is generally littered with families with young kids of bikes and...
Highett Skatepark
Highett Skatepark is found at Peterson Street Reserve on Highett Road. The skatepark was built by Convic with a concrete slab with prefab ramps at each end and boxes, ledges and rails in the middle. For a small skate ramp, Highett Skatepark can still amuse even the...
