Latitude Dish Skatepark or skate bowl, which it is, we are not entirely sure but at the very least it is a skate spot and still deserving of its place on the database as one of Melbourne’s lamest places to skate. Latitude skate dish skatepark consists of a single bowl no deeper than 1 ft without any coping in sight. At the least Latitude skate dish is one of a kind and something that we hope you won’t find anywhere else. Don’t get us wrong, it is a skate spot nonetheless and any spot is better than no spot at all, however we wouldn’t even recommend deviating off the highway as there are so many other rad skateparks in the vicinity
If by chance you are searching for the best skateparks in Melbourne’s western suburbs, we would recommend saving your time and heading straight to Baden Powell Bowl. Alternatively you might want to check out Werribee Skatepark that once was the best in the west.
5P78+W4 Truganina, Vic 3029
Langwarrin Skatepark
Langwarrin Skatepark is a fun, concrete slab street style Skatepark with a mini halfpipe. The Skatepark is located off Cranbourne-Frankston in Lloyd Park (Next to the Langwarrin Hall). The park was updated in 2016 by the Frankston city council and has the following: -...
Pines Skatepark
Pines Skatepark, is a newish park with concrete features on a concrete/asphalt runway (200m long and 8m wide) located in the Monterey Community Park (behind the pool). The park has some interesting features for street skaters including a down rail and down rail over a...
Seaford Skatepark
Seaford Skatepark, in Seaford North Reserve, is a concrete street park with a quarter at one end, down rail stairs and ledge in the middle, then a flat section with banks, manual pad and flat rail before you get to a roll in up the end. Not heaps of variety and no...
