Railway Park Skatepark Queanbeyan has been updated over the years to become what we know of it today. The concrete skatepark is reasonably sized and has an open flow that makes it feel even bigger. There are heaps of smaller mellow quarters that have awesome transitions and surround most of the park. The skatepark also has a lot of street features that are very much welcomed with the lack of ledges and rails in the area. Just a short drive from the centre of Canberra, Railway Park Skatepark has a lot on offer and should at the very least amuse most skaters, rollerbladers, scooters and BMX’ers. One of the better skateparks in the area, however, attracts the crowds as Railway Park is also among the more popular parks in the vicinity.
Peak Hill Skatepark
Peak Hill Skatepark, nestled in rural New South Wales, offers skaters a blend of concrete and steel features. While not a standout park, it provides a decent space for riders to roll around. The skatepark boasts a variety of obstacles, including quarters, a spine, and...
Forbes Skate Park
Forbes Skatepark, located in rural New South Wales, has become a haven for skateboard enthusiasts with its extensive upgrades over the years. The skatepark has undergone significant expansions, transforming it into a much larger and more diverse facility. Its...
Wallsend Park Skatepark
It is a sad state of affairs for Wallsend Park Skatepark. It appears that there once were more pre-fab features than currently reside on the concrete slab. The skatepark currently consists of a single pre-fab mound. I think we have a new contender for Australia's...
