The infamous Stafford Heights Skatepark can be found in the northern burbs of Brisbane. The concrete skatepark features a rad skate bowl, an open-flow street, a pump section, rails, and more.
The skatepark has been holding up well over the years. The bowl is consistent with smooth transitions and steel coping that we love to see. The street section has a lot on offer, although it may take some time to figure out where all the obstacles are located and find your lines.
A fun skatepark that the locals of Stafford Heights in Brisbane should be wrapped to call this concrete playground their local skatepark.
Palmwoods Skatepark
The skatepark is a sock-standard concrete surface with steel coping. The park features a larger but still mellow open bowl with a spine, hips and pockets. A super fun bowl to skate. A couple of rails and some banks make up the street features. The skatepark is still...
Tanah Merah Skatepark
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Peregian Beach Skatepark
What once was a rad skatepark when it was originally opened, has weathered being located next to the beach. It would have been a three-star skatepark in the day. The transitions still hold shape, although the coping has completely rusted out in certain areas. The park...
