Skateboard facilities are located on a number
of parks around the city offering something
for everyone from the beginner to the highly
skilled and for a range of interests - including
bowls, ramps, hipboxes and street-style
layouts. Get out and grind your way around
the various locales while meeting people
just as crazy for the sport as you are!
Skate Park Locations Map
1 China Creek
2 Coopers' Park
3 Downtown
4 Hastings
5 Quilchena
6 Strathcona
7 Kensington
8 Leeside
- China
Creek Park South East Broadway and Clark Drive
Two bowls are open dawn until dusk daily.
- Coopers'
Park North False Creek, under Cambie Street
Bridge
Two skate benches, grind rail and other features have been
added to make the park more skate-friendly, separate from the
children's playground.
- Downtown
Skateboard Plaza Quebec and Union Streets under
the Georgia/Dunsmuir Viaducts near the southeast corner of Andy
Livingstone Park
This street-style skateboard park is a popular addition to the city's stable of skating sites.
- Hastings
Park Pandora and Renfrew Streets
Three skateboard
bowls and a street course are available from dawn
until dusk. For more information call 604-718-6222
or 604-257-8130.
- Quilchena
Park 4590 Magnolia Street
The skate park at Quilchena is 460 m² (5,000 ft²) of beginner to intermediate
plaza-style obstacles. These include
ramps, rails and granite ledges,
seat ledges and manual pads.
- Strathcona
Park Prior Street and Campbell Avenue
A beginner/intermediate
street-style layout.
- Kensington Park 37th Avenue and Knight Street
A skateboard park with a pool-style bowl opened in July 2010. The bowl is designed to mimick empty swimming pools popular with skateboarders in California.
- Leeside Tunnel Under the Cassiar St. Connector at East Hastings St. and Highway 1
Free-form skateboarding and BMX cycling tunnel.