Meadow Heights Skatepark has one of Melbourne’s best skate bowls. The relatively new skate bowl (early 2010’s) has replaced the pre-existing half pipe in the centre of Buchan Street Reserve. Meadow Heights Skatepark was designed by our friends at Convic Skateparks and built by the hard working team at Precision Skate Parks. The bowl features hips, banks, over vert and deep end with plenty of lines to chose from. The skatepark comes with a few standard ledges scattered around the perimeter of the bowl for the street skaters to hit up. Although this is a rad skatepark and one of Melbourne’s best skate bowls, it was unfortunate to discover that there is often broken glass and general rubbish for skaters to clean up or try to avoid when picking their lines.
Trentbridge Road Skatepark
Trentbridge Road Skatepark in Melbourne's western suburb of Tarneit has a few ledges, many pad and several banks. The banks extend for some distance and open up to a basketball court at the end. There is plenty of room for skaters to throw down their flat tricks and...
Keilor Downs Skate Park
The new Keilor Downs Skate Park replaces the previous rusted park with some freshcrete and a rad design that you won't see anywhere else. The skatepark has smooth concrete and sports a unique design with a crossover between a pump track, course, circuit and...
Yamada Skatepark
Also known to many as Yamanda Skate Thing, the Yamanda Skatepark in Truganina has smooth concrete and a few open-flowing transitions, banks and quarters. The quarter ramps are almost a reverse of a conventional skate bowl with outwards sloping curves as opposed to a...
