Riverwood Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on May 26, 2008 in Australia, New South Wales, Sydney | 0 comments
Great pool style kidney bowl, street section is kinda random but there are some real fun lines to be found if your creative. Directions Belmore Road, Riverwood (just outta Sydney)
Fairfield Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 25, 2008 in Australia, Brisbane, Queensland | 1 comment
Fun street area but the real deal here is the bowl. A 4-5-6 ft clover with some crazy lines and a little too much speed at times. Directions It’s on Home street, one of the main ones, about half way along, where the road splits in two. You can see it easily.
Jindalee Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 25, 2008 in Australia, Queensland | 0 comments
Large open park with maybe a bit too much space in between obstacles. A whole bunch of quarters and bowls ranging from 3.5 ft to 5.5. ft with wedges, hips and mounds making up the rest of the street course. Great 5 ft mini ramp in the shade of the tree. Directions It’s off the Centenary Hwy in Amazones Park.
Woodridge Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 25, 2008 in Australia, Brisbane, Queensland | 0 comments
Huge sprawling skatepark with multiple everything. A must skate if your in the area. Directions It’s on Kingston Road in the Woodridge Adventure Park. Logan, Brisbane.
Browns Plains Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 25, 2008 in Australia, Queensland | 0 comments
Cool park with some great line to try to figure out. Two bowls hip into a 6 ft mini which spines into the street course. Multiple fun boxes and pyramids. But the main feature has to be the quarter to bank. An amazing feature if your up for that sorta thing. Directions It\’s semi hidden in the trees in Waller Park. Waller...
Redcliffe Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 25, 2008 in Australia, Queensland | 1 comment
Wide open park with all the things you would expect. Bowl is a bit to shallow to really be of much use but other obstacles are fun. Directions It’s pretty much on the main street.
Forrest Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 24, 2008 in Auckland, New Zealand, North Island | 2 comments
I don’t know if you can call it a park, it is more like a street spot on the side of the road. However if you are into ledges it is pretty sweet. The only problem is that once you get to the bottom you have to walk back up. The pictures say it all. Ledges and hand rails. The most unique obstacle is the pole jam at the...
Stanmore Bay Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 24, 2008 in New Zealand, North Island | 1 comment
The park is pretty simple. The coping on the bowl is a bit strange but everything else is sweet. Pyramid is pretty fun and a bit different with the smaller one on the side. Directions Get off the Northern Motorway at Silverdale and follow the signs to Whangaparaoa. (turn right off hibiscus coast road onto whangaparaoa road) ...
Waitangi Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 24, 2008 in New Zealand, North Island, Wellington | 6 comments
Half park/half sculpture Waitangi skatepark in Wellington is a great improvement to the old Chafers Skatepark that used to be there. It boasts one of the best bowls in New Zealand and has a 2-3 lane street course that lets you grind the planters, jib the rocks, weave through basket-ballers and whatever else you can fit in while...
Glendowie Skatepark
Posted by The Skatepark Hunter on Feb 24, 2008 in Auckland, New Zealand, North Island | 4 comments
It is a pretty simple park made by Tom Smithers skateparks. Trannys are sweet, and both funboxes are fully skateable. Also has good drainage.(only takes a couple hours to fully dry) Good place for a late Sunday skate with a few cold ones. Directions It is located in Crossfield Reserve on Crossfield road (just before Sacred...