Located in the vibrant city of Ipswich, the Rotary Skate Park stands as a reminder of how terrible the parks were designed and constructed back in the day and a testament to the new parks we a fortunate enough to skate.
The Rotary Skate Park in Ipswich once would have been a skateboarder’s dream come true to have this at your doorstep. These days we would be surprised if it is even seldom used.
The concrete is very old and rough, the transitions are kinked with banks which makes it hard to skate and a reminder of how much better skateparks have become.
Upper Coomera Skatepark
Also known as Adventure Park, Upper Coomera Skatepark features a huge 12-foot vert ramp and a separate pre-fab park. The massive 12-foot vert ramp features steel sheets and the steel coping we love to hit. Naturally, the vert ramp has stairs on one side, so skaters...
Matthew Lambert Skate Park
Matthew Lambert Skate Park can be found on Harley St in Shailer Park, just a short drive South of Brisbane, Queensland. Also commonly known as Shailer Pioneer Park, Matthew Lambert Skate Park z The skateboard park is tailored to street skaters with a bunch of street...
Pimpama Spine Ramp
The famous Pimpama Spine Ramp is a steel construction containing two mini ramps that are connected with a spine and roll-over. There are two spines that are separated with the rollover in the middle. The gap between each spine is roughly one meter and one of the...
