The recently constructed Walla Walla Skatepark in NSW, Australia, is a well-thought-out and popular destination for skateboarders, scooter rollers and bike riders of all skill levels. With its well-designed features, smooth concrete surface, and ample space for tricks and flips, the skatepark provides a thrilling and inclusive environment for the local skating community to throw down. The park has a combination of quarters that create a 4 ft medium-sized mini along with a smaller 3 ft mini. The concrete is smooth, the transitions are tight and the park comes with traditional steel coping that we have come familiar with.
Chifley Skate Park
Located in Chifley Sports Reserve is the famous Chifley Skate Park. The park is divided in two by a graffiti wall. One half of the park features a long kinked bowl with extension, whilst the other side comprises a street section. Designed and Constructed by the...
Berowra Skate Park
Designed and built by Convic, with some DIY additions from local skaters, is the pimping Berowra Skate Park. The street-orientated skateboard park has quarters at each end and a tone of street features in the middle. Street features include a range of banks, ledges,...
Currans Hill Circuit
Located next to the Currans Hill Skatepark is a new street circuit with a couple of slappy curbs and some banks. It is a small circuit that they have made purpose-built skate features. The street features are small, and there are not very many of them, nevertheless,...
