Vancouver skateboard parks are located around the city and bring bowls, ramps, hipboxes and street-style layouts for all levels.
Skateboard parks are open to everyone, plus you can reserve a skatepark for a regular practice, special event, or tournament.
Summer 2022 indoor skateboarding
Indoor skateboarding is coming to Hillcrest.
Where: Vancouver Curling Club (Hillcrest Community Centre) When: July 2 to August 12, 2022
The green ramp is headed indoors, thanks to our friends at the Vancouver Skateboard Coalition. Take a break from the sun, and join us for some skate sessions (twice daily, except Sundays).
Helmets are required for individuals 16 and younger, and are strongly recommended for individuals 17 and older.
A waiver must be completed prior to an individual’s first session. Skaters under 19 require a parent or guardian sign for them. Once signed, waivers will be effective for all sessions.
We've teamed up with Spectrum Skateboard Society to provide skateboard lessons for Neuro-divergent children and youth.
As the name suggests, Spectrum specializes in programming for children on the autism spectrum, but will be welcoming children of all abilities to their programs at Hillcrest. No proof of diagnosis required.
The Downtown skateboard plaza is located between Quebec St and Union under the Georgia/Dunsmuir viaducts. Find out more about the plaza's features for advanced skateboarders.
The Leeside Tunnel skateboard park is located under the Cassiar St Connector at the intersection of East Hastings St and Highway 1. Learn more about the park, and its features.
The Strathcona skateboard park is located at in Strathcona Park on Venables St at Campbell Ave. Learn more about the park, and its features.
Want to reserve a skateboard park?
To reserve a skateboard park, complete an outdoor facilities reservation form. If applicable, you will need to include proof of insurance and payment to receive a permit.
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