The concrete skatepark in Shearwater was constructed in the early 2000s.
This skateboard park features a fun box, ledges, rails and a hand full of other street features. The park also comprises lots of mellow transitions surrounding the circumference of the park. The quarters are among the most mellow transitions we have seen in Australia.
Super easy, fun skate park that is perfect for the street skater that wants to master their tricks on some easy slopes. The skatepark has been resurfaced in several spots over the years, but the main structure and design remain the same as when originally constructed. The concrete is rough, small and mellow, and the local skaters and bakers are as friendly as any we have to meet across Australia.
Dover Skatepark
Dover Skatepark in Tasmania is an old rough concrete park with a large skate bowl and a selection of other features. The park is probably best suited for BMX and scooter riders that want to get some serious airtime. The bowl comes standard with steel concrete, and a...
Cygnet Skatepark
Designed and constructed by Convic Skateparks, Cygnet Skatepark, just half an hour south of Hobart, is one of Tasmania's best skateparks. The concrete park has a super smooth surface and heaps of features to amuse most skaters, scooters and BMX'ers. Features include...
Ravenswood Skatepark
The new Ravesnwood Skatepark in Launceston Tasmania has heaps of mellow street features including rails, banks, ledges and heaps of transition. The open flow skatepark is one of a kind and by far the best street style park we have come across in the area.
