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.
Minta Estate Skatepark
The new Minta Estate Skatepark in Berwick, Victoria, is a pretty sweet street park with an open flow and quarters to keep your momentum. There are a couple of rails, banks, slappy curb, quarters and more. The opposite end of the skatepark features a bank. The concrete...
Gembrook Skatepark
Gembrook already had a great skatepark, and now they have an awesome skatepark after some recent upgrades. The new and improved Gembrook Skatepark is worth the one-hour drive from Melbourne, boasting an epic rainbow rail, smooth concrete and an open flow layout. The...
Clyde Skatepark
The new Clyde Skatepark on Ashtead St is a rad little addition to the town. The skatepark features a unique mallow concrete bowl with steel coping. There is also a small street section with a slappy curb, a couple of quarters, a feature box, and a euro gap in the...
