The old Paynesville Skatepark has been updated over the years. Once upon a time, it had the existing banks and transitions on either side with an ugly steel feature in the middle. They have since replaced the steel with contemporary street obstacles, including a flat rail, ledge and banks. The more noticeable upgrades to Paynesville Skatepark would have to be the small extension with a rainbow quarter.
The upgrades to the skatepark have been most appreciated, and it is now a fun, relevant place to skate with street and transition features. Located near the IGA, just a kick and a push away from the foreshore in a beautiful park with seats, shelter, water, bins, BBq, playground, oval and more.
Paynesville, you have done it again.
Somerville Skate Park
The Mornington Peninsula Shire has invested 1.5 million big ones in the new Active Recreation Hub at Fruit Growers Reserve in Sommerville. The skate park is reasonably sized spreading over 800 square meters. The park has an open flow with banks, transitions and...
Monbulk Skate Park
The freshly laid concrete at Monbulk Skate Park is a rad upgrade from what was previously there. They left the original featured mini ramp and added a couple of new bowls, quarters and street obstacles. We didn't get to skate at the New Monbulk Skate Park as there was...
Upwey Skatepark
The all-new, improved and upgraded Upwey Skatepark. The park features a bunch of mellow street features with slappy curbs and other modern designs. The skatepark has a step-down in the middle, offering larger quarters at one end and mellower alternatives at the other....