The New Roxburgh Park Skatepark has managed to step up the street skating scene in Melbourne’s northern suburbs which is amazing considering the street park doesn’t have a single set of stairs or even a step for that matter. The skatepark is actually reasonably large and has one of the smoothest yet slipperiest concrete surfaces in Greater Melbourne. There are a couple of humps and super mellow banks, however, the street orientated skatepark has one main recurring obstacle. If you like very small but very long ledges, you are going to love the New Roxburgh Park Skatepark. Navigate your own way through the 360° virtual tour below or keep scrolling to find images from above.
If you are in the area and searching for a more conventional street skatepark may we recommend you checking out Roxbough Skatepark. Sure not a conventional park, although it still ha most of your standard street features that you won’t find here.
Lorne Skatepark
Lorne Skatepark or also known as 'Kay Langan Skate Park' has been the benchmark for skateparks on Victoria's surf coast. The concrete skatepark features a large bowl and a decent sized street section with banks, rails, ledges and more. The shallower end of the Lorne...
North Torquay Skatepark
The New North Torquay Skatepark, otherwise referred to as Torquay Skatepark Bowl or just Torquay Skatepark features a huge 12ft bowl with pool coping. The skate bowl has three sections with the shallower two thirds being only 7ft. The bowl is super intimidating and...
Aireys Inlet Skatepark
Aireys Inlet Skatepark has been revamped with a new 4ft bowl. They left the red concrete but added extensions to either side which makes that park feel much larger. The side extensions have been filled with a rail and a couple of box's and ledges for the Aireys Inlet...
