Kilsyth South Skatepark has a small snake run with a single ledge and rail. The concrete is rough and has heaps of cracks throughout the park. The Skater Maps team have loved seeing new snake runs and pump tracks popping up around Victoria, however Kilsyth South Skatepark falls short of the flat bar. There are no humps and bumps to help keep your momentum and the walls are pretty mellow to say the least. We are dumbfounded as to what we are expected to do on this snake run if we have to kick, push or cycle our way around. Nevertheless, next to the skatepark is a sweet basketball and netball ring for those that are so inclined, as well as a small area of flat concrete that the street skater may prefer to skate or just shoot hoops.
Fitzroy Skatepark
The famous Fitzroy Bowls has been extensively renovated with a prominent street open flow section making it a proper skatepark, not just a bowl. The upgraded and expanded skatepark has doubled in size and boasts fresh and old concrete. The original skate bowls were...
Tootgarook Skatepark
The Mornington Peninsula has been blessed with another skatepark found in Romney Park, Tootgarook, VIC. We are not entirely sure what to think of this skate park, skate spot or DIY skatepark. There are three skate features, including a small quarter, slappy curb and...
Keys Rd DIY
Moorabbin has come through with the goods with this epic homemade DIY skatepark. The DIY street-orientated skatepark is located on Keys Rd, where a factory was previously found. The park features several homemade street obstacles, including rails, ramps, jumps,...
