Skateparks with a Hip

Ngarawahia Skatepark

Tons of variety here with the original skatepark providing a typical street layout and a 3 foot bowl section rolling into a 5 foot bowl. The new additon to Ngarawahia Skatepark is a silky smooth snake run. Multiple hips flow down into another bowl section sending you back up through the pump lines back to […]
3 Reviews
Public Skatepark & New Zealand

Brightwater Skatepark

Simple little park with a couple of quater-pipes and flat bank combos feeding a central pyramid. The flat bar is super fun, as is the hip.
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Public Skatepark & Nelson

Fitzroy Bowl

Pretty famous amongst skateboarders, the Fitzroy bowl is a super fun old school bowl. Rip around it generating as much speed as you can then frontside grind the coping at the deep end which is all beat up from years of abuse. Extremely satisfying. More than worth checking out.
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Public Skatepark & Australia

Nelson Bowl – Ol’ Lumpy

Lumpy and fun once you find your lines. Pyramid is mellow but gives good pop when you hit it right. The skatepark is nice and close to downtown Nelson.
1 Reviews
Public Skatepark & Nelson

Featherston Skatepark

Lots of elements, with most being relatively tall, angular or both. Layout should allow for a good variety of runs, but with little in the way of low, rounded roll-over elements, there’s not much to appeal to the tentative beginner.
0 Reviews
Public Skatepark & New Zealand

Melling Skatepark

Variety of mostly street-style elements, mostly lined up side by side along a central level change. Layout makes coherent runs difficult, but could be a good place to practice individual tricks. Feels more like a checklist of “things a skatepark should have” rather than a well-designed park.
1 Reviews
Public Skatepark & New Zealand

Queen Elizabeth Park Masterton

Appears to be a re-purposed outdoor skate rink, with surrounding velodrome. Lots of open space and variety of levels of challenge, but could stand to have a few more features.
0 Reviews
Public Skatepark & New Zealand

Saugeen Shores Skatepark

The Saugeen Shores skatepark is one of those places that just works. All the features you would expect from a decent skatepark, rails, ledges, good transition, along with stairs and a fairly gnarly vert extention out of the bowl area.
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Public Skatepark & Canada

Cannington Skatepark

Tons of options to skate at Cannington skatepark. Rails, ledges hips, spine, stairs and a ton of transition give this park a huge variety of features. Something for everyone. Photo used with permission, for more photos and information please visit Cannington Skatepark on the Ontario Skateparks website.
0 Reviews
Public Skatepark & Canada
Paines Park Skatepark

Paine’s Park Skatepark

A skatepark disguised as a huge public park. Large open areas with perfect ledges, stairs and other features you would wish to find in any city street. Combine that with brick transitions to planter boxes and garden area, wedges and flat banks and you have something stright outta Skate 3! Go Philadelphia!
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Public Skatepark & Pennsylvania

MLK Skatepark

The Martin Luther King Skatepark is 6,000 sq ft of bowl with a variety of street thrown in for good measure. Lots of hips, and vert with some pool coping. The park is open to skateboarders only. No scooters, roller blades or bikes! Skatepark built by Grindline Skateparks
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Public Skatepark & California

Arvada Skatepark

Huge skatepark, get there and go and skate it. Mulitple bowls, snake run, massive sprawling street course. Something for everyone and more.
1 Reviews
Public Skatepark & Colorado
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