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Tuggeranong Skatepark

When it opened in the late 90’s Tuggeranong Skatepark was one of the best in Australia, an epic collection of vert and street beautifully positioned on the edge Lake Tuggeranong. That was a long time ago and although its still a lot of fun to skate, its time for an upgrade. The surface is showing its age, the coping is well beat up and its all just a bit sad looking.

The eclectic setup starts with a couple of unique half-pipe relics that have a cement base but a metal surface. The large one is around 12ft and the smaller around 8ft and while they are fast and furious the surface is full of kinks and dents and edges that stick out. There’s also a decent amount of rust and gunk – just like the bark rings of of tree Im sure it has captured a rich history, its just not the best surface to skate on. The street section is a series of 5-6ft quarters (including a spine) scattered around the perimeter as well as a small central funbox. There’s also a fun 3ft mini hiding up the back and a weird snake run thing that ends with a mini half-bowl… eclectic right? If you’re in Canberra its worth checking out, but there’s a lot more on offer at Belco and Woden

Located with in the grounds of the luscious Tuggeranong Town Park there’s plenty of amenities around including BBQ’s, a Leisure Centre, playground and plenty of free parking. You could probably even go fishing if you were really keen. A 10 minute walk south east takes you to ‘downtown’ Tuggeranong where you can find a decent feed and also Trilogy Skateshop for all your skateboarding hardware needs.

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Goulburn Skatepark

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Stockton Skatepark

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Avalon Skatepark

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Helensburgh Skatepark

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Fairy Meadow Skatepark

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Unanderra Bowl

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Xtreme Skatepark (Singapore)

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Glenmore Park Skatepark

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Lalor Park Skatepark

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Umina Skatepark

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Verdugo Glendale Skatepark

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La Mesa Dallas Skatepark

An odd little suburban skatepark sitting right alongside the 5 in North San Diego. I say odd as it looks like they either forgot to build half of the park, or they just ran out of funding part way through the construction. (update: in fact the skatepark used to feature a bunch of wooden minis and transitions that have since been removed… which explains why its felt so half done).

What the park has a wide bank of transitions and roll-ins of varying heights from 2-4.5ft. Some with coping, some just there for caving and big exits. There’s also a section with a couple of small hubba’s and rails, tho not much room to get onto them. The banks kind of form a very wide open three corner bowl, what’s disappointing is there is nothing else here. It lacks something either in middle flat area, or to fill out the far edge with some more transitions. Not a very inspiring setup at all.

The surface is smooth and fast, the transitions kind of small and tight and the coping mid sized and slightly warped in places.

The skatepark is part of a public recreational park with tennis courts and a large park area with lots of shade and seating check out their Facebook page here.

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Shayla Dame Skatepark

Formerly known as Round Rock Skatepark, this is an impressive spot that’s part of a well equipped community centre. The skatepark takes up quite a large area and features and sprawling street course and a large bowl.

The street course is an end-to-end setup starting with a series of 4-5ft banks and transitions that lead to a bunch of obstacles including stairs, rails, hubba’s and boxes. At the far end the street section rounds out with a few more banks and transitions as well as a little pyramid hip and and a 3-4ft transition. Scattered throughout there is a few interesting bits and pieces like a rough-as-guts 3ft trannie with chunky pool style edging. The layout is awesome and you can get solid lines from one and to the other and back, a lot of fun.

The bowl is a bit of a monster and has three areas. Firstly the smaller end gets to around 6ft and has various entries, transitions and extensions. The central section is just a couple of extensions one that’s a full circle thing and the other an over vert pool edged transition. Rounding it off is the larger pool end which is around 10ft and wondrously wide with a smooth transition. The simplicity of the big end makes it beautiful to skate.

A solid skatepark with a well thought out design and great for skaters of all skill levels. The only gripe would be the quality of the edging and coping thats a bit rough and chunky in parts…. but all part of the fun.

The park also features a great shaded area where you can watch all the action from (and take a break from the summer heat). The surrounding parkland is all very lovely and there’s a few other sporting facilities around (basketball, tennis). Plenty of free parking nearby. Check out the official site for more details.

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Camarillo Skatepark

So Camarillo Skatepark is a little strange in that was once an free public facility but due to some vandalism it has become a fenced-off-pay-as-you-go skatepark. Prices are very reasonable though at $5 for a day pass (or $20 annually  for locals) I guess that is just to cover the cost of some dude sitting there all day making sure everything is ok… who knows.

Once inside, the skatepark itself is a little battered and worn (there’s even some cement rot) however the setup is pretty solid starting with a decent sized end-to-end street course that features 5ft transitions and banks at one end, a central funbox with a tonne of grindable/slidable edges, some hubba’s and a couple of pyramid humps. At the other end is a series of deliciously wide stairs, a couple of banks and a long slow handrail slow. The highlight tho is the cracking 5ft bowl that rounds out the setup. Its a rather broad and open affair, but it features beautifully slow transitions and so much lip you’d think it was a teenager… boom tish! It’s pretty fun and perfect for a lazy jam, well worth the $5 entry.

There’s plenty of parking right beside the skatepark and some epic grassy parklands surrounding… even a public swimming pool. If that doesn’t seal the deal there’s also a some solid BBQ facilities.

Camarillo Skatepark is part of the Pleasant Valley Recreation & Park District, so is also known as the Pleasant Valley Skatepark.

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San Luis Obispo Skatepark

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As you can see It’s not so much a skatepark as a cement slab housing a collection of small movable quarter pipes and rails. All the quarters are on average condition and there is a couple of larger ones that are locked down at the far end of the park. Some great locals but not much else here and once the new park is built I’m sure this one will be closed.

Its located within a nice large park area that also has some great basketball courts and plenty of lovely green grass for playing frisbee. Free parking all around and food and amenities nearby.
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Clifton Hill Plaza

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Port Melbourne Skatepark

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Spotswood Halfpipe

Spotswood is home to a classic old steel vert half-pipe (very much like Prahran) . She stands around 12ft tall by our reckoning and has probably seen better days. The surface is looking a little old and battered (rusty) and has a few kinks in places, but that aside this is a decent enough vert ramp… I mean it is what it is. Vert skating is becoming somewhat neglected so its great to see these old monuments surviving and more than able to host a solid session. One thing’s for sure, you won’t have any trouble with scooter kids or BMX’rs here!

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Menai Skatepark

Menai Skatepark is a unique adventure and has been designed a little differently to the typical prefab suburban skatepark. The setup features a couple of conjoined 6ft half bowls on one side, a bank of varying height transitions at the other and a central flat area with an odd funbox. The bowls are joined with a kind of hip in the middle which makes them quite different. The funbox is strange octagon shape and probably too high given the surrounding space and access. The biggest problem here is the design just doesn’t provide enough speed to utilise any of the transitions (in part because the surface is slow and rough). You can drop in on the big quarter banks and just not make it all the way to the coping on the bowls on the other side. It’s a bit of a shame and lends itself more to the BMX’rs really.

The details look like this: Quarter trannies range from 9ft (vert) 4ft; Half-bowls are 8ft half and 6ft and finally two funboxes – the 4ft octagon shape model and the much more useful smaller one. The surface is rough, the coping average at best but there are lights for a night session.

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The skatepark sits on the edge of a shopping centre and that provides all the amenities you’d need (parking, food, toilets). There’s also a larger surrounding park area that offers plenty of shade, BBQ’s and play equipment.

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Bradbury Skate Bowl

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Galston Skatepark

Cracking little urban fringe skatepark and while it’s not easy to get to (a solid 1hr drive from Sydney CBD) it was well worth it the trip.

Spread over a small sized area, the street course has a plethora of banks, rails, stairs, hubba’s and fun-boxes. As well as a smattering of smaller quarters and a larger (3ft) curved transition. Lots of fun can be had just cruising around grinding, sliding and lip tricking the hell out of everything.

The centre piece is a beautiful old-school bowl that starts at about 6ft in the shallow and rises to 9ft in the deep. It features some chunky pool style cement coping, fairly tight transitions and much vert. The surface is a tad slippery and well worn but if you like shredding bowls, this one is solid.

The skatepark is part of a larger parks and recreational area that is full of pretty trees and fields and amenities like seating, bubblers and parking. There’s even a pool and canteen right next door.

Excellent skatepark!

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Cherrybrook Skatepark

Odd little bowl hidden behind an epic sporting complex and shopping centre in the North West suburbs of greater Sydney. It’s odd in that it’s so very tiny in height (maybe, just maybe 3ft), yet it has an epic flat expanse in between the transitions. It’s basically a very wide open bowl thing with a couple of extensions. The surface is kind of course/rough and the coping is really small and buried. While its not the most enticing skatepark, it is perfectly suited to kiddie shredders & noobs. A great place to learn dropping and or rock-to-fakie’s on a small, forgiving bowl. Oh, and there’s lights!

Plenty of parking (not all free tho) and its right alongside a shopping complex so food & amenities abound. There’s are basketball & tennis courts and lots of grassy knoll’s around if that’s your thing.

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Old Bar Beach Skatepark

Also known as the Rod Maguire Community Skatepark, this park only utilises a small space but it is jam packed with pre-fab goodness. Of all the pre-fab setups we’ve seen, this is probably one of the best. At each end it features a bank of 4-5ft transitions – some with coping, some just roll-ins. In between is a 2ft transitioned funbox that has a good elevated grind-box and a cracking hand-rail (about 7ft long).

What makes this park work is the fact that its a bit smaller in surface area, the flat between each of the 3 sections is shorter and the flow feels more like a couple of mini-ramps then a bunch of quarters. The central funbox is also more interesting than the usual pre-fab options. All together an entertaining and fun little skatepark.

Sadly the day we visited it was too wet to have a decent go here, but we’ll be back! Free parking and parkland and beach nearby, but proper amenities and food are a short walk/drive back up the main street.

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Taree Skatepark

Taree Skatepark is a collection of pe-fab quarters, banks and boxes loosely arranged  at the edge of  Taree Park. The quarters come in all the usual shapes and sizes (4-5ft, some with coping, some roll-ins) while the banks are really just moulded cement mounds. The central funbox is bigger than usual here (similar to Harrington) and has a elevated rail/grind bar. The final piece in the puzzle is two 3ft quarters joined to form a spine.

The arrangement is a bit odd and hasn’t been that well thought out, but you can still string a few tricks together – especially from the larger roll-in onto the funbox. The surface is in reasonable condition, a bit rough in parts. The coping is all OK looks like it gets BMX use.

Plenty of parking around, and a quick walk in any direction and you’ll find food and amenities.

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Harrington Skatepark

Located right near Harrington Beach in this quaint little holiday village sits a small pre-fab skatepark. Fairly basic in design it features a 6ft roll-in that leads to a large central funbox (with angled rails and grind boxes). At the far end there’s a 4.5ft corner transition with some very small coping. That’s about it.

The overall surface is ok, a little rough in parts but usable. However there is a lot of sand and dirt which does make it all a bit slippery. Looks like its well used by the local BMX’rs and scooter kids.

Ample free parking and amenities around. Nice beach nearby and apparently good fishing spot if that rocks your boat.

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Town Beach Skatepark

So far on this journey we’ve hit almost 70 skateparks, some good, some even great but a lot of them very average… but today we were lucky enough to find one of the best! Town Beach Skatepark is just pure awesomeness.

Built and designed by Convic it spans a large park area just on the break-wall near Town Beach in Port Macquarie. It is typically beautifully well thought out and the attention to detail is everything you expect from a Convic design.

To detail every intricate part of this skateboarding wonderland would be pointless so I’ll just point out a few of the highlights. The main feature is the split level bowl that goes from a silky smooth 4ft shallow end all the way up to 7ft in the deep. It’s simply stunning and so versatile, perfect as s mini, a carving bowl or even for big airs and exits.

Then there is the smaller 4ft mini/bank half-pipe that’s as unique as it is fun. Great little transitions and fantastic for all the lip smacking fun you can think of. Finally, the surface – you have to ride it to understand, Convic have created something magical here. We’ve been to many other Convic Skateparks, but the cement here is highly evolved!

The rest of the park is a series of banks, ledges, boxes, rails, stairs and transitions all perfectly positioned. No edge is left is left untouched, I mean why wouldn’t you you add some coping or a steel edge to everything!

Obviously a skatepark of such awesomeness is gonna be busy, and yeah there’s heaps of scooters kids and BMX’rs. But there’s heaps of skaters too and the space is big enough and so well designed that it all just works. Plenty of free parking and amenities around and of course there’s a beach next door. 5 big stars!

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Bonny Hills Skatepark

Another sleepy little holiday village on the NSW mid north coast. It has a recently (2011) updated skatepark that’s fairly basic but offers at least something for the locals and summer holiday kids to have a jam on.

The older part of the skatepark features a retro bowl about 3ft deep that opens at one end to a 2ft bank. The surface is rough and chunky and there is no coping. There’s also a 4.5ft quarter and a fun little 2ft bank with a grind box. You can easily tell the old parts of this skatepark due to the poor quality surface.

The newer parts are all scattered around the edges of skatepark. They include a 4ft hight, 12ft wide transition with a slight corner. A couple of 5ft banks and a few other transitions and wedges. The combination of the old and new sections dont really work together, there are no lines to speak of, the transitions are inconsistent and the varying surfaces all combine to make it all a bit disappointing. There is still fun to be had here, but its just not as good as it could be.

Plenty of free parking available and a service station just across the road has food and amenities. There is also a good kids playground beside the skatepark and just down the hill is beautiful beach.

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Crescent Head Skatepark

Stock standard pre-fab skatepark right on the beach front at Crescent Heads. It features a simple 4ft bank/roll-in on one end, a pair of joined 4ft quarters at the other. In between is a basic 1.5ft hump, let’s just call it a speed hump. The surface is fairly rough but we’ve seen plenty worse. The coping is tiny but functional.

So nothing amazing here it’s just something entertain the surfers, campers and holiday kids when they’re not down at the beach. Harmless.

Plenty of free parking, food, BBQ’s etc around… and you could literally pop an ollie from the ramp into the surf.

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Nambucca Heads Skatepark

Nambucca Heads has itself a truly amazing skatepark, one of the best on the Mid North Coast. Wonderfully designed in every way and just a delight to skate.

It features essentially two open 5ft bowls that are joined by a spine, both have extensions reaching about 6ft. The transitions are perfect and the surface ridiculously fast and smooth.

The open end of each of the bowls forms a little plaza section. It features a 4ft bank with a handrail and hubba, a scattering of ledges and a cracking little 2ft transitioned corner. jan 5, 2009 – there i was treated from bipolar disorders – accepted prozac. it very well … somebody can prompt, where it is possible to buy retin-a without prescription, it had to happen. facepaint, purchase retin-a online. buy prozac online?

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Kempsey Skatepark

Built in the mid 90’s this classic old cement skatepark is surprisingly fun. It features a range of 3-6ft banks and transitions and a large central funbox. It’s very similar to a lot of other skateparks of this era except its a bit larger and the main 6ft transition even hits vert.

As you’d expect two decades of wear and tear have left the surface feeling pretty chunky and slow. The coping also isn’t really coping so well. However you come to an old relic like Kempsey already knowing that, don’t let it hold you back. The transitions are good, the banks are fast and there’s enough here for skaters of all levels.

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Forster Tuncurry Skatepark

There’s a lot to like about this skatepark, an eclectic mix of old school and street. Made up of a range of different pieces it starts the far end with a humpy old snake run that leads out into an open bowl area. The open area is littered with funboxes, rails and one of those pimple humps. Transitions circle the edge of the rest of the park, jutting in and out in all sorts of contortions, ranging from 2-5ft (some with coping). Theres also a small (2-3ft) half-bowl section with a beautiful transition.

Elsewhere there’s a couple of odd recent additions on one of the exits which includes a 4ft spine and two quarters (one with a slight corner). I think its supposed to resemble a simple spine mini – but not sure. And to wrap it all up there’s a hubba right at the main entry.

The surface is rough and well worn and Im sure at some point in the past the now beaten down coping was perfect. But somehow none if it seems to matter, the overall design is so random you can’t help but have a fun here. Even in the rain!

Ample free parking and some great fish and chips just down the road. When you’re done with shredding you can dive into the beautiful water that surrounds the area. Perfect!

 

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    Green Point Skatepark

    Another one of those pre-fab quarters with a central funbox… this one is a sad remnant of the past and bordering on un-skatable. The surface is almost gravel and the steel base of the central funbox is sitting off the ground so makes it all unpleasant. The best thing to skate here is the small rail or just use the flat area to practice for proscar order online. buy proscar without prescription usa. proscar buy with bitcoin buy with bitcoin generic priligy online where can i buy with bitcoin … The Berrics.

    There is a well maintained basketball court here tho, even has a net! We had more fun shooting hoops! Also some kidies playground equipment and even a tennis court make up the rest of the park. Plenty of free parking but not much else around. online pharmacy meds buy amoxil 250 mg online cheap | cheap …

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    St Ives Skatepark

    Fairly old skatepark in the North East suburbs of Sydney. I say old because the cement surface feels like its been here since the stone age. It’s bordering on un-skatable. Add to that a completely uninspired setup which has too much flat to string any tricks together and quarters that are too small and you’ll understand why it’s best to give this one a miss.

    It is, however, perfectly suited for scooters and BMX’rs which probably explains why that’s all you’ll see here. Lots of young teens hanging out while parents do their shopping across the road at the monster shopping centre. The actual setup is a very basic street course, starting with a large 7ft roll-in that leads to simple triangle ‘fun’ box. At the other end is very wide 3 sided open bowl that has varying heights ranging from 3-4ft. The coping is small and buried deep in the cement, and the surface (as mentioned) is kind of like smooth gravel.

    The surrounding park is nice enough and has a kiddies playground, larger oval and even a tennis court if that’s your thing. The shopping center across the road has loads of free parking and the usual fast food options.

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    Moorebank Skatepark

    A relatively new skatepark located at the North end of Kelso Park. It has a good range of mid sized quarters, banks and fun-boxes. The main feature is a larger open ended bowl which despite having a slightly weird transition (starts slow & snaps at the coping) is a lot of fun for big transfers & carving and grinding around the corners. The street section has a simple end-to-end run with plenty of rails, stairs, banks and boxes. The surface is in good shape (some minor cracks) and the coping is fat.

    It can get a little over taken by the scooter kids on weekends and is also heavily used by BMX’ers but there’s enough room for a decent skate. There’s a small amount of street parking around the back on Kelso Crescent but it’s fairly busy during the week. Food wise there is McDonald’s down the road, some good cheap fruit & veg shops and the usual service stations along Newbridge Road.

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    Riverwood Skatepark

    Located right on the M5 is this surprisingly awesome little skatepark that really has something for everyone. The main feature is a good old fashioned kidney bowl that hits about 9ft down the deep end. It’s certainly not for the faint at heart and has a fairly snappy transition – but the old schoolers will just love it, and even for the younger dudes it’s fun to just carve around.

    The rest of the park is an eclectic range of  banks, fun-boxes and rails that are well thought out compared to other similar skateparks. It includes a couple of whacky little vert walls, a nice 3ft corner bowl and a superb 1.5ft mini section that is perfect for younger skaters to hone their lip tricks. The slightly slippery surface isn’t perfect but there’s a lot of fun to be had here. Also worth noting it’s heavily used by scooters and BMX’rs.

    The surrounding park has a range of facilites including a free car park, public toilets and a kiddies playground. It’s also really close to a shopping centre so there’s plenty of food around.

    Official site: http://www.canterbury.nsw.gov.au/www/html/1309-skate-park.asp

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    Singleton Skatepark

    Sitting at the edge of a delightful little park in this tough little mining town is a cracker of a skatepark. It’s relatively new so the surface and coping are all nice and crisp. The park is made up of two main sections: A long roll-in fun box run that seems dedicated to the hordes of scooter kids that dominate the park. Then an awesome little 3 foot mini bowled out at one end. The mini has a perfect transition and the smallish coping sits nicely and is perfect for some lip-trick smacking joy. A lot of fun to be had on this one.

    The locals were all pretty cool, mostly young teens and its all about the scooters! but they were friendly and no snaking at all. The park has good facilities with toilets, free car park and a great playground for the little kiddies.

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    Dulwich Hill Skatepark

    Updated 23 April 2014 – Dulwich Hill has been recently updated with a new street section, we have already added new photos and an updated review will be up soon

    Dulwich Hill Skatepark is made up of two sections. Firstly, a rather old and beaten up snake run (with weird coping) that opens to a shallow bowl with a central hump. Its essentially the domain of the BMX’s and that’s about all its good for.

    The main section is much newer and the large open area is simply jam packed with quarters, bowls, banks, rails and funboxes. The sizes are varied and range from 3ft up to around 7ft and there’s ample room to carve out great lines. At the lip there’s a variety of extensions and angled coping to play with. The surface is fairly new so its fast and smooth and the coping.

    There is a basketball court close by and plenty of parking. Regular competitions take place at the Skatepark but mostly for BMX’s.

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    Prahran Skatepark

    Another classic Aussie skatepark that has been around forever, I remember seeing pictures of this half-pipe in magazines when I was a teenager! 14 ft of splendid vert metal that have been the home too many of this country’s finest vert skateboarders. You might even call this the original Monster.  Prahran is an awesome inner-city skatepark that has a little something for everyone.

    In detail; The half-pipe is a 14ft beast, solid steel, big coping, fast and a massive extended roll-in – its not for beginners! But you can always have fun on a quiet day just carving around getting a feel for it, or on busier days watching some amazing skateboarding going down. Epic.

    Beside the big vert is a cracking  little 5ft mini is a delight. It has smooth transitions with a nice little 6ft angled extension and coping that sits perfectly. A great little ramp for all skill levels – it reminds me a lot of the Glebe Mini.

    Finally the skatepark also has an awesome street section which features a wide 2.5ft cornered bowl with a various banks and extensions. It also has an extremely versatile raised ledge with two sets of stairs (10 steps & 4 steps).

    Add to that some rad locals who really made us feel welcome and you’ll understand why this is such a highly rated skatepark. Its surrounded by all kinds of amenities and services and even has a basketball court if you feel like shooting some hoops. Perfect!

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    Kensington Skatepark

    Review coming soon, in the meantime here are our photos.

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    Newport Skatepark

    A near perfect little skatepark is located in a South Western suburbs of Melbourne and is well worth a visit. It’s a relatively new (constructed in 2005)  all concrete skatepark that was built by Convic which goes some way to explaining why it’s so good!

    It features a medium sized kidney bowl with a beautifully lazy transition. The shallow end has squarish corners and is about 3ft, while the deep end is 5-6ft. The rest of the park is made up of fun little quarters, minis, ledges and rad little banked hip. There’s even a see-saw! But what makes this park so awesome is that the surface is smooth and fast, the coping is set perfectly and the overall design is well thought out. There is so much to do here from just cruising around the bowl, shredding the mini’s or going rally fast around the street section. Just awesome!

    It’s about a half hour drive from Melbourne CBD and can be found in the parkland right beside a large power station. There’s some amenities and plenty of free parking but you probably need to drive to find food (but there are a few corner stores nearby).

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    Kurri Kurri Skatepark

    Updated 5 July 2014 – Kurri Kurri skatepark has been recently updated with a spanking new section designed and built by Convic, we have already added new photos and an updated review will be up soon

    Yep, Kurri Kurri is another one of the pre-fab cement skateparks that litter the Hunter Valley (Maitland order an essay & Cessnock), nothing too exciting here. The setup is emulates a 3.5ft spined mini by sticking quarters at each end and a funbox/quarters in the middle. At least this one has the spine which is better than a lot of these pre-fab parks offer.

    Just beside the mini is a classic old fashioned snake-run that must have been built in the 80’s (the surface is well beaten). So make sure you pack the longboard for some carving!

    It’s located in Lions Park and there’s a bit of off street parking around, but not a lot else. The park itself is mainly used by locals as a place to hang, and mostly only BMX’rs even bother to use the skatepark.

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    Metford Skatepark

    Metford Skatepark is another suburban pre-fab affair. A bank of 4.5ft quarters at each end (some with coping, some simply roll-ins) and a central funbox with an elevated slide rail. The surface is pretty rough and it’s filled with debri from the surrounding trees and the coping is almost cute! As we’ve seen again and again these kind of skateparks were an easy way for local Hunter Valley councils to get something up quickly and cheaply. They’re all slightly different but are based on the same concept and you can usually have a reasonable session… you’d probably just never go back.

    Metford Skatepark seems well used by the local scooter kiddies (the craze that is rampant in the Hunter Valley) and there’s also plenty of older BMX’rs, but they were especially welcoming and loved seeing an actual skateboarder!

    There’s  a free carpark and a toilet in the adjoining park, but no food nearby. It’s right near the train station and there’s even a basketball court there if you wanna shoot some hoops!

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    Bass Hill Skatepark

    Cement pre-fab skatepark with a decent variety of quarters, banks, pyramid-boxes, fun-boxes and rails. A few of the quarters have coping and range in size from 4-6 feet. For one of these pre-fab parks it has a much wider range than usual and the’s a good run that you can do around the outside perimeter thats especially good for younger skaters who are learning drop-in’s or roll-in’s and getting used to going fast. But to be honest there is more than enough here for seasoned skaters too, well thought out placement of the fun-boxes and rails mean you can really get some great runs happening. All the cement surfaces are in good condition but the is some wear around the coping on a few of the quarters.

    It seems heavily dominated by younger scooter dudes but still enough room for skateboarders to find their own runs and have a great session. Haven’t seen many BMX’rs here.

    Located right on the Hume Highway at Bass Hill the park is in an open field and has a large free carpark behind the main skate area. There’s a public toilet and a few covered benches and tables as well as some scattered trees to keep out of the sun. Not really any food too close by but a couple of minutes in any direction and there’s an abundance of fast food outlets.

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    Parramatta Skatepark

    This skatepark is essentially two skateparks joined together. The older section is a couple of pre-fab 4-5 foot roll-in banks on one side, a section of 4.5 foot quarters with two small hips on the other side and a weird small hump in the middle. The new section is a gnarly kidney shaped bowl that goes from a 6 foot shallow end to a solid 8 foot vert deep end. Joining the two is a rad staircase (8 stairs) with a handrail, grind box and euro-gap roll-in that lead to an open area that has a couple of basic grind boxes.

    The pre-fab park is very basic and limits what you can do here. It’s another one of those parks that has two facing banks of quarters and a flat section that is too long to maintain speed and too short do anything else with… perfect for scooters I guess. Which would explain why there a so many of them here.

    The bowl is great for hardcore skaters but be warned it’s heavily used by the local BMX’rs. Also take a broom as it usually has some leaves and debris in the deep end. The cement is very smooth and fast, and the coping is medium sized and sits nicely.

    Probably the most fun for the average skater is the staircase/grind-box part that joins the two main sections. For the hardcore there’s an awesome handrail and grind-box that runs the full 8 stairs. For the younger skaters there’s a nice little euro-gap to roll-in that leads into the smaller grind-boxes on the flat. At the very least you can practice some simple grinds on the smaller grind-boxes.

    It’s located at the edge of Robin Thomas Reserve, a green leafy park with plenty of shade and seating around the main skate area. No specific carpark but some street parking is available nearby and a shopping centre carpark is nearby. A quick walk in most directions would get you food as it’s not far from the main shopping area of Parramatta. We couldn’t find any toilets directly in the park.

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    Redfern Plaza

    Redfern Plaza is an odd little skatepark, its so small and easily missed that its almost a secret. There isn’t actually that much to it other than four smallish cement wedges that creep out of a large, delicately smooth cement area. But somehow this spot is just so much fun to skate, so awesomely simple that you just have to be really creative. Whether you’re a seasoned street skater or a noob is irrelevant, you’ll have a blast here.

    The local skaters are very welcoming and it almost feels like a secret society because it’s so obscure, perhaps that’s why the vibe is so good. Its part of a very nice, leafy inner-city park with some free and paid parking close by as well as amenities and cafe’s. The adjoining basketball hoops are also awesome when your done shredding, or you can duck down the road to the equally awesome Waterloo Plaza

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    Wallsend Skatepark

    Wallsend is one of four Convic built skateparks in the Hunter Valley, the others being Bar Beach, Swansea and Rutherford. Its quite possibly the best due to the wider open space it occupies which has allowed for a beautifully design flow throughout the park. When you first see it it feels like a never-ending expanse of rocking, rolling cement heaven.

    So, a few details: The park combines a huge collection of banks and transitions that range from 3ft all the way up to 6ft. The main feature is probably the 6ft x 15ft wide spine ramp – but there’s also a jump box, hipped bank, kickers, hubba ledge, rails and a mogul. The park is designed such that you can literally cruise the entire loop and touch almost every transition. Nothing short of amazing no matter what level you are at.

    The surface is typically smooth for a Convic design, and the coping is big, ballsy and beautiful. Because of its awesomeness Wallsend Skatepark is very very well used and serves tonnes of scooter dudes and BMX’rs as well as a healthy scattering of skaters. But it’s generally a hectic session.

    There’s plenty of free parking nearby and just behind it is a shopping center with all the food and amenities you could need. Its located at the North end of the Wal Herd Park which also has some BBQ’s and benches for chilling and is also the home of the Old Wallsend Skatepark.

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    Islington Bowl

    I’m not convinced this was actually purpose built as a skatepark, it looks as tho it could have been a public works project that just went horribly wrong so they just filled it in and labelled it a ‘skatepark’.

    In reality this gritty urban cement ‘bowl’ really just sits as a monument to an old grungy skateboarding scene. It begins with a shallow end of 1.5ft and sinks to about 3.5ft at the deep. There’s no coping, not even a lip really… just a rough and well work edge. If you like it amazingly ther’s another one just like no too far away at Jesmond Cheapest usa indocin indocin online no prescription overnight cheapest later, using fender rhodes and synth, and, finally, in my daily rehearsals on the piano i was able to buy at the age of 22. so why did i never perform this music in concert. the cancer prevention and treatment fund has developed a free, easy-to-read 32-page color booklet for women diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (dcis). it explains dcis and commonly used medical terms in plain language and helps women make informed decisions about their treatment. board members past and present: pam weiseman, chair; pat myers, co chair; candy watt, steve watt, derle edwards, deborah tucker, ruby fitzgerald, j.c. sadler, linda townsend, jeanne wendt, gary wendt, terry fowler, and bonnie reid. brand Viagra online start with taking the essays pharmacy buy Indocin purchase line online order indocin usa cheap ordering indocin cheap fromВ  .

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    Mayfield Skatepark

    An interesting little skatepark sitting in the outer suburbs of Newcastle, Mayfield Skatepark offers something a little different to the usual pre-fab parks that are scattered throughout the Hunter Valley.

    At one end is a typical 3.5ft quarter with a slight corner on one side and a banked roll-in on the other. A 3-sided banked funbox with hand rail fills the middle. And it’s all held together by the the main feature, a cracking little 3ft half bowl with nice transition and small but nicely set coping. This bowl section is a lot of fun and you can get enough speed heading across the park to do some big grinds and slides the full length of the coping. The surface is a smooth but has been painted so is a little slippery on some of the transitions, otherwise not too bad at all.

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    Rockdale Skatepark

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    Summer Hill Skatepark

    Quaint little spot tucked away in the back of a delightful suburban park. Basic pre-fab street course with a 4ft banked quarter (rollins),  a 5ft quarter with slight corner and central fun box and rail. Worth noting that it has designated BMX night on Thursday and lights operate until 10pm (awesome!).

    The surface here isn’t great and it’s bit hard to string a few tricks together as the flat between the two quarters is too long. Having said that there is enough here to have a decent skate or scooter no matter what your skill level. It’s usually pretty busy and loved by the local BMX’ers. The weekends can bring truck loads of scooter kiddies but everyone gets a run and if you get bored of waiting there are so many other things you can do here – its a great day out.

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    Chatswood Skatepark

    Built in 2001, Chatswood is a medium sized skatepark located just near the main shopping district in downtown Chatswood. The park consists of a 5ft half bowl with extension, a couple of 5-6 ft banks featuring boxes, rails and extensions & finally a 2ft quarter leads down to a small funbox and handrail. While the park does have a good variety of transitions its not easy to string good lines together due to the overall design/setup. The surface is also little rough overall and bumpy on some of the transitions. Also the coping has been set deep in some places and beaten up by BMX’rs in others. But despite all of this there’s still enough here for a decent jam. Weekday’s are best because it fills up with BMX’rs and scooter kids on the weekends.

    Right across the road from a large shopping centre so plenty of food and amenities around. There’s is also some parking but most of it isnt free.

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    Annandale Skatepark

    This is the skatepark where it all started – @sammycoffey and I would head over to Annandale most weekends to watch older dudes skateboarding and occasionally Sam would climb on and have a go. Eventually he started dropping in, doing kick turns and even Rock-to-fakies. It seems so long ago now…

    Annandale is a small suburban skatepark that is especially suited to younger skaters or beginner scooterers. It is basically a collection of pre-fabricated quarter pipes arranged to make a couple of smaller mini’s. Its a perfect place to learn to drop in on either of the 3 or 4 foot quarter pipes. The coping is also very forgiving so its perfect for some of the basics (fakie-rocks, rock-to-fakie’s). There is also a 1.5ft fun box so even the youngest dudes can have a go.

    The skatepark is part of larger park area that features a full size basketball court which is heavily used by skaters to practice moves before taking them to the ramps.

    There’s some free parking, a bubbler, kids playground and plenty of green parkland but no other amenities. Also a quick walk in almost any direction will find you something to eat.