The small street-orientated skatepark in Mooloolalah commonly referred to as Mooloolah Valley Skate Park is pushing well above its weight.
For a small park, it certainly jams in a lot of features that any skater, scooter or BMX’er would have no problems.
There are a couple of dope mini ramps with almost seamless transitions, a flat rail, banks, a manny pad and not much more, all located on a smooth concrete surface jam-packed into an economically small skatepark, or to be
Located in a parkland sanctuary with parkland, ovals, toilet facilities, a drinking fountain and much more, the Mooloolah Valley Skatepark.
Don’t forget to bring your shoes, as to access the park, you will have to cross the Bermuda Triangle full of bindies.
Caboolture Bowl
The infamous Caboolture Bowl in Apex Park, next to the beautiful Centenary Lakes Park, lies some old concrete that is part of Queensland skatepark history. The bowl has a deep end with roll-in and a shallow section that forms some sort of mini ramp. The skate bowl is...
Burpengary Skate Park
The ageing Burpengary Skate Park is medium to average. The concrete slab makes for the surface that lies four prefab feature obstacles. The prefab features include quarters, banks, a euro gap and some rails. A basic skatepark that is good to learn on and roll around....
Narangba Skate Park
Constructed by Concrete Skateparks, the New Narangba Skatepark boasts a rad skate plaza that links into a super rad open flowing bowl. The mellow open bowl is superbly designed and constructed. However, the location should have been a consideration, as the bowl is...
