Constructed in 2018 the relatively new Yackandandah Skatepark replaces the old park with freshcrete and a selection of quarters, humps, jumps, banks and even a spine.
The skatepark is popular with the local scooter kids. If you wanted to skate at Yackandandah Skatepark make sure you bring a leaf blower or a broom as it is covered with chalkies.
The concrete is smooth, transitions are consistent, and steel coping in places we like to see it and in a beautiful park tucked off the main road.
Reservoir Mini Ramp
Reservoir Mini Ramp features a 6ft steel mini ramp with 8ft vert extension. It is a super fun skate ramp with smooth transitions and is in immaculate condition after its restoration. The skatepark was originally only the mini ramp, however has been added to with a...
Reservoir Skatepark
Reservoir Skatepark was once a contender for Melbourne's worst skatepark, however it was upgraded in 2013 and is now amongst Melbourne's best street skateparks. The skatepark upgrade was designed by Playce and incorporates heaps of recycled objects that you may find...
Bayswater Ledges
Bayswater Ledges is a very small street style skatepark built into a basketball court. The skatepark features a selection of ledges, all with purpose built steel coping. Bayswater Ledges potentially has Melbourne's mellowest ramp alongside a couple of rails and set of...
