Best Skateparks In Phoenix Near Me

4worldlovers: The features in this lighted, neighborhood facility are made of steel and are all above ground. The plaza features two ramps, a pyramid with grind boxes, grind benches, a grind rail and a fun box.

City of Phoenix skate parks and plazas are not staffed and are skate-at-your-own-risk facilities. Protective equipment should be used at all times. Use of the skate parks and plazas may expose the user to serious injury or death.

Please inspect skating surfaces before beginning; remove any trash or debris that may prevent a smooth and safe ride. Do not skate on any damaged surfaces and report damage to 602-262-6862 ​or receptionist.pks@phoenix.gov.​

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4worldlovers:
Test your skills and develop your techniques at one of the three skate parks:


• Esquer Park, 2407 East McArthur, Tempe, AZ 85281 (In-ground concrete bowls with metal coping. Skateboards and BMX bikes allowed)


• Hudson Park, 1430 South Cedar Street, Tempe, AZ 85281 (Above-ground with steel ramps. Skateboards and BMX bikes allowed)

4worldlovers:
Rio Vista Skatepark is located within Rio Vista Community Park. It is an awesome place to practice your skateboarding or in-line skating skills. This 32,000 square-foot park is filled with features for every skill level.


Failure to follow the posted rules, excessive vandalism and misuse of this facility may result in longer maintenance periods and forced closures. Please play responsibly!!

This is a non-supervised facility designed for skateboarding (34” maximum length) and in-line skating (No speed skates) only.

Other wheeled devices are not allowed. This includes but is not limited to bicycles, speed skates, scooters, caster boards, roller skates, go-peds and other motorized vehicles.

Protective equipment should be used at all times. Helmets, elbow pads and knee pads are recommended while in the active riding area.

Skateboarding and in-line skating are high risk activities. Use of this park may expose the user at all times to serious injury including broken bones, paralysis or death. Know your ability and skate accordingly.

City of Peoria is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.

Inspect the skating surface before you begin, and remove any trash, debris or objects that may prevent a smooth safe ride. Do not skate if there is damage to the skating surface. Report any facility damage immediately to the City of Peoria Community Services Department Office, Phone No. 623-773-7137.

Bicycles, motorized vehicles, go-peds, roller skates or other wheeled devices are not permitted in the Skate Park. This is a non-accessible facility.

Additional ramps, jumps or obstacles are not allowed in the Skate Park. No modifications to the skating surface or features are allowed.

No skating on park structures not specifically designed for that purpose.

Food, beverages and smoking are not allowed inside the Skate Park Facility.

Organized events require the prior approval of the City of Peoria Community Services Department.

No skating on curbs, driveways or parking lots. This is a drug-free/alcohol free recreation area. Abusive, profane, foul language, or aggressive behavior will not be tolerated.