The old-school Woodridge Skatepark has undergone several upgrades and renovations over the years. The skatepark now boats a very large skateable surface which has a number of different materials. The original bowl features rough, cracking concrete with a thin steel coping, whilst the rest of the park appears to be a bitumen (tar) surface with the exception of the concrete obstacles.
Features include banks, hips, tails, a spine, a ledge, a manny pad, quarts, euro and an open bowl. Despite the rough surface. Woodridge Skatepark remains a fun and popular park for street skaters in the area.
Crestmead PCYC Skate Park
The recently expanded Creastmead PCYC skatepark was completed and opened to the public in Jan 2023. The upgrades include heaps more skate features with the freshcrete we love skating and the addition of lights so that the skatepark can be utilised at night. Crestmead...
Meakin Park Pump Track
There is another fun tar pump track in Greater Brisbane. Meakin Park Pump Track in Slacks Creek offers riders several different loops and lines to choose from. The pump track is made from bitumen and features the standard set of banked turns, humps and bumps allowing...
Boronia Heights Skatepark
What once was just the old Boronia Heights Bowl, has now been transformed into the new Boronia Heights Skatepark. They left the original concrete skate bowl, gave it a resurface and added an entirely new section to the park. The new section and the old bowl are...