Tucked away in Geraldton, WA, Tom Muir Skatepark is a stock-standard local spot that covers all the simple street essentials. It features a straightforward layout with a couple of flat rails, ledges, a stair set, a bank, and a small selection of down rails and down ledges to practice your drop-ins and grinds.
The skatepark has a grippy concrete surface and is located within a beautifully maintained grass oval. No need to bring a broom or worry about chalkies, but bring some wax if you want to hit the rails.
Drummonds Cove Skate Park
Located directly on the beach just north of Geraldton, Drummond Cove Skatepark is a rugged coastal spot that is definitely starting to show its age. Despite the wear, it still features a solid, old-school concrete bowl fitted with traditional steel coping. Rain...
Geraldton Beach
Just steps from the submarine on the Geraldton Foreshore, the Youth Precinct proves what happens when cities choose skate-friendly architecture over skate stoppers. While not dedicated solely as "Beach Street Skatepark," the integrated design offers street skaters an...
Town Beach Broome
Located right on the coast in Broome, WA, Town Beach Skatepark is the spot if you’re just starting out or working on your board skills. It’s super user-friendly, stacked with humps, bumps, and easy ledges that are awesome for practicing your carves, pumps, and grinds....
