Queenstown Skatepark

Queenstown Skatepark

The old park is gone and now Queenstown have one of the better skateparks in NZ. A super fun street course with a whole lot of random features to keep everyone happy and creative then at the far end, a huge keyhole bowl. Probably 12 – 13 foot in the deep end (correct me if anyone knows the exact dimensions) and...

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Bondi Skatepark

Bondi Skatepark

The street course here can take a bit to get used to, and if it’s busy there can often be skateboarders flying everywhere. Multiple lines, hips, transfers and even some vert sections. All of this though is only a warm up for Bondi bowl. The bowl is epic but not for beginners, lots of vert, lots of speed and a...

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Kiama Skatepark

Kiama Skatepark

I just love Kiama skatepark, it has everything I like. Some burly features, fun mini ramp section, hips and spines and more. The thing I like about it most though is how easy it is to flow from each section of the skatepark. A must skate if your in the area. Directions From downtown on Terrralong St, head up the road...

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Gleneagles Skatepark

Gleneagles Skatepark

Nice open bowl layout that allows for limitless speed lines. With 3 interconnecting bowls ranging from 8, 6, 5, 4ft this skatepark can be super fun just carving lines below the lip. But when your ready to push it the multiple spine and hip transfers should challenge all skateboarders. Directions The Gleneagles...

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Nerang Skatepark

Nerang Skatepark

Amazing skatepark with everything you would want from any park. Great flowing street course with multiple lines. Euro gaps, ledges and rails all very skate worthy. A fun keyhole bowl and a tech larger bowl section with carving gaps, over vert pool coping and speed lines.

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Skatepark Hunter - aka 018 Skatepark Directory

Welcome to New Zealand’s premier skatepark directory. With over 100 skateparks in New Zealand alone, more Australian Skateparks and even some Canadian Skateparks, this should be the first stop on any skateboarding road trip. All the parks listed have photos and directions so you can check them, then head there to skate them.

Oh yeah, I just added Burnside Skatepark as well.

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We are also now accepting new skateparks from the entire skateboarding community, if you would like to become a contributor all you need is some nice photos of the park and you can submit a skatepark here.

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Kensington Skatepark

Kensington Skatepark

This concrete 6000 ft² skate park has a pool-style bowl that is 9.5 feet at the deep end (with 1 foot of vertical) and 5 feet deep at the shallow end. The park also includes a mini-ramp and amphitheatre-style...

Wainoni Skatepark

Wainoni Skatepark

A circular street course going around the flying fox including stairs, ledges and rails. Not much here but the objects are nicely spaced out so you can get some good lines in. Definitely worth a look. Directions Wainoni Park on...

Darfield Skatepark

Darfield Skatepark

Sweet little park for this small town in Canterbury. Bowl section opens up into a simple street course.

Pizzey Skatepark

Pizzey Skatepark

In addition to the infamous old skool “Pizzey Bowl” there is now a very good modern skatepark with plenty of street sections and a 4-5 foot bowl.

Arundel Miniramp

Arundel Miniramp

Just a very fun miniramp, usually uncrowded even in weekends.

Seventh Annual BOWL-A-RAMA Wellington

Seventh Annual BOWL-A-RAMA Wellington

Wellington’s Waitangi Park will once again host the worlds’ best PRO and MASTERS bowl skaters with the seventh annual BOWL-A-RAMA Wellington, from January 29th till February 2nd 2014. Legendary skaters, such as Pat Ngoho and...

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