Local

There are many local skate parks across the Sunshine Coast region.

Local


Little Mountain Skate Park (Raintree Boulevard)

Little Mountain Skate Park (Raintree Boulevard)

This small skate facility is located on the southern side of Little Mountain Common

Mapleton Skate Park

Mapleton Skate Park

Incorporating a balanced mix of ramp and street elements, the facility is ideal for beginners and intermediates

Eudlo Town Park / Eudlo Skate Park

Eudlo Town Park / Eudlo Skate Park

This park provides barbecue and picnic facilities as well as a skate park. There is natural shade and public amenities

Mudjimba Esplanade Skate Park

Mudjimba Esplanade Skate Park

This skate park located at the northern end of Mudjimba Esplanade offers users a series of small, closely-placed skate elements that are ideal for beginners. The park has limited public surveillance due to its isolated location. Parental supervision recommended for younger skaters. The park also provides public amenities

Yandina Skate Park

Yandina Skate Park

Located in George VI Memorial Park. The park caters for a high rate of skaters and BMX riders. There is a shade sail providing some cover to the facility

Eumundi Skate Park

Eumundi Skate Park

Located at the southern end of Memorial Drive and the Eumundi Aquatic Centre is right next door in this sporting and recreation precinct. This facility caters for a range of users from beginner to intermediate. The majority of the facility is sheltered

Palmwoods - Skate Park

Palmwoods - Skate Park

Located adjacent to the Palmwoods Aquatic Centre and within easy walking distance to shops and rail. The park provides a range of skate elements ideal for beginners and intermediate skaters and comfortably accommodates 3-4 skaters at any one time

Landsborough Skate Park

Landsborough Skate Park

This skate park provides a small to medium facility with multiple elements to keep the beginner to intermediate skater entertained. It is located in the same parcel of land as the Landsborough Sportgrounds.

Kenilworth Skate Park

Kenilworth Skate Park

The concrete skate bowl is located beside the Kenilworth Show and Recreational Grounds. Natural shade and shade sails provide some shelter when using the skate facility and open grass areas surrounding provide informal areas to kick a ball

Currimundi Skate Park (Tumbledown Park)

Currimundi Skate Park (Tumbledown Park)

Tumbledown Skate Park forms part of Tumbledown Park, which includes a playground, a half basketball court, picnic and barbecue facilities, as well as plenty of natural shade and open grass areas

Bli Bli Skate Park

Bli Bli Skate Park

Bli Bli Skate Park forms part of Muller Park and offers a smooth ride for skaters of all skill levels. The park provides a small variety of basic elements that can comfortably accommodate 7-9 skaters at any time

Maleny Skate Park

Maleny Skate Park

This skate park provides something a little different with the use of pipes, ramps and a mini bowl

Kuluin Skate Park

Kuluin Skate Park

This facility is small but offers a lot of quick lines and smooth transitions

Meridan Plains Skate Park (Rebecca Street)

Meridan Plains Skate Park (Rebecca Street)

Located at the southern end of Creekwood Estate Park. It is a well utilised and well rounded park, that features quarter pipes, hipped bank, grind ledges, hubba and rail

Mooloolah Sportsground Skate Park

Mooloolah Sportsground Skate Park

This skate park is located among other recreational facilities such as the Hinterland BMX Track, Valley Raceway Track and the Mooloolah Valley Country Club. Also at this location is a full size basketball court and public amenity facilities

Sippy Downs Skate Park (Windmill Park)

Sippy Downs Skate Park (Windmill Park)

The skate park presents an experiences outside the standard skate park ‘box’

Sippy Downs Skate Park (Sir Raleigh Drive Park)

Sippy Downs Skate Park (Sir Raleigh Drive Park)

This is a small concrete skate park with shade sails, open green spaces, natural shade and connection pathways

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