The 10 best skateparks in Australia

You want to find best skateparks in Australia. Explore this article and discover the best spots to practice your skateboard, roller-blade, scooter, and BMX skills.

Why Australia is a great place for skating ?

Firstly, Australia is home to passionate population of skateboarders. Indeed, it is a great nation for extreme sports with exciting national competitions such as Wolves of Street, Bowl-a-Rama and the Australian Bowl-Riding Championship. Secondly, there are also famous riders such as CJ Wellsmore who is one my favorite blader. This Australian pro rider has an amazing style while blading on Seba skates. He takes the win of the Fise in Chengdu, China, with two perfect runs even succeeding in beating his own first run score. He also succeeded to get a massive backside UFO grind atop the huge 5 m high vert-wall. The 2019 Fise highligts video edit is available on the event page hereIn conclusion, even it’s far (depending on your location), you have to go there ! 

 “There are so many great skateparks in Australia ! In other words, if only we can have that in France. Such a shame (by Twentycent) 

Where i can find best skateparks ?

If you want to see all located spots in Australia you can click here. This article will focus on the 10 skateparks below.

10. Noble Park Skatepark

The Noble Park Skatepark is an amazing place located next to the Noble Park Swim Centre. It is a premier skatepark unique to all other parks within south eastern Melbourne. Indeed, there is a large 11 foot vert bowl with pool coping, snake run, a lot of various ledges rails and much more features. This park was co-designed by Baseplate and also the skater legend Jon McGrath.
 
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9. St Kilda Skatepark

St Kilda Skatepark is well designed. It is located in the Marina Reserve off Marine Parade St Kilda. It is a pretty new concrete skatepark created in 2013 by Convic. There are : 
– a large bowl (from 5-7 ft). 
– a lot of mini bowls, smaller to medium trannies, banks, stairs, rollovers and hips. 
– Some features to grind and few stairs but there is a lack of rails and boxes. 
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8. Chelsea New Park

This sweet skatepark is upgraded and revamped. It is a concrete park with a heap of cool obstacles, pyramid, manual pads, ramps, bowls, bumps, spines and medium sized quarters with loads of lines and curbs. It is located in Bicentennial Park, on the corner of Scotch Parade and Thames Promenade (Chelsea).
 
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7. Box Hill Skatepark

This skatepark has been revamped. It now includes a street section, a snake style course, 3 bowls and heaps of ledges, quarters, ramps and rails. The original “peanut” bowl remains but it is slightly reshaped with now a swimming pool style coping. It is a very cool and complete skatepark designed by Baseplate.

 
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6. Baden Powell Skatepark

Baden Powell Skatepark is one of Melbourne’s best skateparks. It was built in 2016. It features a large concrete bowl and also a street area with rails, double kickers over a big gap and curb style bits.
 
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5. Geelong Waterfront Skatepark

It is located in the heart of Geelong. This aesthetically skatepark features stairs, ledges, manual pads, rails, hubbas. It has also many levels of steep metal edged banks running all threw the park.
 

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4. Elanora Skatepark

Elanora Skatepark has one of the biggest and famous skate bowls on the Gold Coast in Queensland. Therefore this concrete skate bowl is massive with a shallow section starting from 8ft and deepening into 12ft of vert in different areas. In addition, there is a crazy full pipe which is the first ever in Australia. You can try at your own risks !

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3. The Bondi Skatepark

The Bondi Skatepark is a world-class famous skatepark. It is located on the foreshore of the New South Wales coastline, in front of the beautiful Bondi Beach. This skatepark features a 10 ft deep skate bowl (with a shallower shallow 5 ft section). It has also a tons of transitions, ledges and skating features. Overall, it hosts some of Australia’s biggest skateboarding competitions including the infamous Bowl-A- Rama.  As i am a blader, you can check below the “Blue” blading video edit with Joe ATKINSON and the Bondi Skatepark. This video is just gorgeous !

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2. Woden Skatepark

The Woden skatepark opened in the late ‘2000s in the Eddison Park (Canberra). It is a skateboarding masterpiece with great integrated street features and a lot of transitions. The Woden skatepark starts with a flow section that leads to three different bowls and a mini tile pool. It was designed and built by CONVIC (more than 700 action sports facilities created around the world). So, it is a guarantee of quality and fun !
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Click here to see the skate events in Canberra
 
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1. Belconnen Skatepark

The Belconnen Skatepark was constructed in the early ’90s featuring the amazing “Belco Bowl” (with an important upgrade in 2011). It is the Australia’s largest skate park with the 10ft keyhole “Belco Bowl”, a concrete street skate plaza (quarterpipes, flatbanks, tacos, boxes, sets, manual pads, ledges and various street features), a mini ramp and a snake run. There are restrooms, parking and food shops nearby .

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