Pizzey Park Skatepark
One of the best known skate parks on the Gold Coast. The iconic Pizzey Park Skatepark has been around for over 30 years and has played host to some great scooter comps. It has a mix of old school ...
Skateparks
Runaway Bay Bowl
The Runaway Bay Bowl is a little known spot that is far less popular than the larger skate park up the road. It’s hidden from the road by a grassy hill and only visible by walking or ...
Runaway Bay Skatepark
Runaway Bay Skatepark is made up of 2 sections. There’s prefab metal ramps on a concrete slab to one side. Then there’s the large twin bowl. It has lights so you can ride your scooter here day and ...
Salk Skatepark
Salk Skatepark is on the banks of the Currumbin River. Not only is it a good spot for a ride but you can have a swim afterwards. The skate park has had a recent upgrade and a new section added. ...
Springbrook Skatepark
Tucked away behind the Community Hall is where you’ll find the Springbrook Skatepark. It’s an older style concrete park with tight transitions and a mix of street. Springbrook Skatepark Elements ...
Tamborine Mountain Skatepark
Not the easiest spot to find, Tamborine Mountain Skatepark is hidden away at the back of the community centre. It’s an older style rough concrete park with a unique layout. Tamborine Mountain ...
Tugun Skatepark
You’ll find Tugun Skatepark at the northern end of the airport. It has both old and new sections with an upgrade being completed in 2015. The older sections are a bit rougher and you can sometimes ...
Upper Coomera Skatepark
Upper Coomera Skatepark is unique on the Gold Coast for its 12 foot vert ramp. You won’t ever see many people riding it, but the skate park beneath it is often packed. The skate park is up the ...
Varsity Lakes Skatepark
At a glance, Varsity Lakes Skatepark looks huge. It’s skinny, but it stretches over a wide area and a small hill. It looks empty in parts, and packed in others. There’s only a few elements that ...
Brassall Skatepark
If you arrive via Workshops St, you’d think this was setup for only the smallest kids. At Brassall Skatepark you first see the smallest dish, then a small bowl. Luckily there are a few other things ...
Bundamba Skatepark
This is a good sized park with some smooth lines and fun elements. Bundamba Skatepark is spaced out and has lots of small to medium sized obstacles with nothing overly large. Bundamba Skatepark ...
Collingwood Park Skatepark
This is a fun spot to ride scooters with a range of different elements from transition through to street. The Collingwood Park Skatepark has a large new section alongside an 80’s bowl. ...
Gailes Bowl
This is one of those old school 80's style mini bowls that still litter the south east. Gailes Bowl is good for beginners to practice riding on, but beyond that not worth visiting. Gailes Bowl ...
Forest Hill Skatepark
This is a small setup with a combination between street and transition. The Forest Hill Skatepark has nothing large in size so it’s good for beginners, but still a bit of fun for those more ...
Gatton Skatepark
This has to be one of the cleanest looking skate parks I’ve ever seen. A fresh coat of paint the day before will give that impression though. Even the rails were painted! Gatton Skatepark has a ...
