Rosewood Skatepark, also known as Tom Lenihan Skate Park, located in regional Queensland, offers a compact yet versatile space for skaters of all levels. The park features a mix of elements including a mini ramp, bowl, and an open-flow section with street features, catering to various skating styles. However, the concrete surface, although functional, shows signs of wear and tear with rough patches and minor cracks, requiring caution while skating. Despite its aging infrastructure, Rosewood Skatepark maintains its appeal as a community hub for skating enthusiasts. Its layout encourages creativity and skill development, making it a popular spot for local skaters. Overall, while the park may not be pristine, its array of features and accessible layout make it a worthwhile destination for skateboarders seeking a challenging and enjoyable skating experience.
Carole Park Skatepark
Located in the western urban sprawl of Brisbane lies a small street-orientated skatepark with several ledges, rails and quarters. The skatepark is in the surroundings of beautiful green grass thanks to a well-maintained rugby field and corresponding park. When you...
Bundamba Skate Park
Bundamba Skate Park, located in Queensland, has emerged as a popular destination for skateboarders, inline skaters, scooter rollers and BMX riders alike. With its impressive array of features, relatively smooth concrete, transitions and street obstacles, the skate...
Fred Ferguson Park Bowl
One of the more disappointing skateparks that we discovered in Brisbane. Our understanding is that it is meant to be some sort of bowl, although it looks a lot more like a dish or even a plate. The bowl belongs in the skatepark museum as it pre-dates any sort of...
