Moriac Skatepark was built in the the late 1990’s and has been well maintained and even added to over the years with new features including roll-ins and flat rails. Moriac skatepark has had some wear and tear over the years, however is currently looking as smooth as a baby’s bum. Moriac has a variety of roll-ins, quarters and banks at each end with a number of street obstacles in the middle. All in all, Moriac Skatepark is a pretty rad skate spot with a very friendly bunch of riders and vibers. The skatepark is hidden in Newling Reserve and is definitely worth the roll if you are ever in the area or venturing down the surf coast.
Norlane Skatepark
Norlane Skatepark, also known as North Shore Skatepark and Windsor Skate Park. The Concrete skatepark comprises of two skateparks adjacent to one another that link together enabling you to skate between the new and the old park. Unlike most renovated skateparks they...
Inverleigh Skatepark
Inverleigh Skatepark is a big skatepark for a very small town with a population of only 1K people. You will be hard-pressed if you have to wait very long to skate the park. The small concrete skatepark has a quarter at one end, a bank at the other end and a spine next...
Highpoint Plaza
Highpoint Plaza Skatepark can be found near the Highpoint Shopping Centre and right next to the 'Highpoint Shopping Centre Tram Stop'. The street style skatepark is one of Melbourne's largest skate plaza's with countless rails, ledges ramps and gaps. The skatepark /...
