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Top Skateboard parks in Washington, United States
Top Rated Skateboard parks in Washington
Top Reviewed Skateboard parks in Washington
Shaw Skate Park
Skate Park at RFK Campus
Skatepark
Hopkins Skatepark
Green Skate Lab
Trinidad Skatepark
Reviews
Nice park, descent size, fairly clean and new, a little for all levels but medium to higher levels can really benefit from this park.
Atmosphere is amazing, people that go there r so kind and welcoming, also a nice shaded bench, def recommend, it’s also very close to a nice cafe
Excellent remodel, by far the best park in DC. There are things to skate for skaters of all levels. The bowl is good as well. The park flows very nicely no need to push very much. No more hobos doing drugs which is nice.
Terrible, nothing really skateable, no flow. Next to a park so there are children everywhere. The gap is pretty much unskateable, since there is not enough room to get speed. And it the gap is too big for most skaters anyways.
This is not a skatepark or a "skate lab" whatever that means. It's just a bowl which is also too big for 99% of skaters. Only for advanced bowlskaters. Shaw skatepark is 1000x better
Love this park I grew up in the area and I can honestly say I feel safe bringing my kids there.
Great little bowl. Easy free parking. If you skate transition?You gotta check it out.
Don't come here kids be getting in you're way and they be sitting on the obstacles
Super fun obstacles. The ground has some spots that need repair but they’re avoidable. Overall really fun park.
Good and clean skate park with a very comfortable parking and a coffee place across the road.
Trippy graffiti skate bowl. Skate LYFE!
Really nice park compared to the others. Nice smooth floors and lots of beginner to advance obstacles for all ages. Every time I go the people are great about taking turns and calling out when they go to make it even safer. My only dislike is the water fountain. It tastes nasty.
Skate park is likely great for advanced rider but not really great for anyone else.
It’s very small and offer little other skating areas. It’s not easy to reach with public transportation, lacks real trash cans, I couldn’t find any restrooms nearby, no water fountains that I could find and seems to be overrun by teenagers who aren’t skating but blocking much of the skate area.
It’s very small and offer little other skating areas. It’s not easy to reach with public transportation, lacks real trash cans, I couldn’t find any restrooms nearby, no water fountains that I could find and seems to be overrun by teenagers who aren’t skating but blocking much of the skate area.
It's a cool park. Pretty small, great for street skating. Has one small bowl that's great for beginners to learn how to pump and drop in. Good park for taking it easy and not doing to much extreme stuff.
I went at 2:30pm for lunch and it wasn't too busy, maybe a dozen people. I was able to find a parking spot right next to it.
My only critique is the floor around the bowl is very uneven. And I wish the hours were posted since it is a gated park with lights.
Overall, great park. If you find yourself in DC, you should swing by.
I went at 2:30pm for lunch and it wasn't too busy, maybe a dozen people. I was able to find a parking spot right next to it.
My only critique is the floor around the bowl is very uneven. And I wish the hours were posted since it is a gated park with lights.
Overall, great park. If you find yourself in DC, you should swing by.
One of the best parks in the DMV area. Can get super crowded a nice nights but early am is pretty empty. All new concrete and ramps, well designed. Only negative is the ground isn't completely level.
Super fun bowl
Don't be fooled by the fancy multi coloured flooring. This is a classic example of cramming so much into a small space, there's nothing actually here worth skating.
That metal skateboard bench is a straight giveaway that this park has been built by the City using the cookie cutter pre fab garbage obstacles you've seen at a hundred other rubbish skateparks.
The raised floor by the quarter pipe is a disaster waiting to happen and why are there 2 ledges next to each other? There's no rollaway from the smaller one heading towards the larger one.
What really takes the biscuit though is the chalky granite style ledge that doesn't grind and doesn't slide. The flat bar is fine though.
You're better off skating flatground on the basketball court I go 10 minutes down the road and dakte Maloof/RFK skatepark.
That metal skateboard bench is a straight giveaway that this park has been built by the City using the cookie cutter pre fab garbage obstacles you've seen at a hundred other rubbish skateparks.
The raised floor by the quarter pipe is a disaster waiting to happen and why are there 2 ledges next to each other? There's no rollaway from the smaller one heading towards the larger one.
What really takes the biscuit though is the chalky granite style ledge that doesn't grind and doesn't slide. The flat bar is fine though.
You're better off skating flatground on the basketball court I go 10 minutes down the road and dakte Maloof/RFK skatepark.
More of a children's/beginner skatepark. Its literally part of a child's playground complex so I felt a bit silly skating here as a fully grown man.
The floor is made from slabs of concrete so the cracks of each slab put you off a bit. Also strange to put a big wedge to wedge gap in a park so small.
Better than nothing though of you live nearby.
The floor is made from slabs of concrete so the cracks of each slab put you off a bit. Also strange to put a big wedge to wedge gap in a park so small.
Better than nothing though of you live nearby.
It is a great park the locals are very nice one thing that needs to be improved on is a little broken cement but easy to avoid
Awesome place to skate super gnarly no scooter kids almost never full death box fun unforgiving and and the coping sticks out a ton but that's what makes it fun .
There is no shade and it needs repairs on the skating part, I almost killed myself skating on the broken, missing pieces of the ground.
I like this spot very much! Its a perfect place to go to skate small or big ledges, its big and open, its painted so it slides and grinds really well, all the local skaters there are really laid back.Its got a little bit of everything, I suggest going if you get a chance.Its free and no helmets required.
A fantastic skatepark with lots of space and well laid out obstacles. Something for all skill levels here. It sort of feels like a proper SLS competition style skatepark. For some reason though everything (including the floor) has been painted with bright contrasting geometric shapes and colours. It makes it very difficult to see the edge of ledges and drops and stairs.
A bit far out but there's paid parking.
A bit far out but there's paid parking.
A well built authentic good ol' fashioned concrete bowl complete with pool coping. Not your typical skate park- advanced users only. It's in a nice area with parking nearby.
Thought this park was pretty sweet, especially if you love ledges.
Went there and ripped it. Sweet spot nice people. Has a nice dog park too. Two thumbs up
I plan to come here regularly.
Awesome skate Plaza! A bit outside the city but easy enough to drive to, not sure if public transport goes that way. The parking lot attendant let us in for free since I told him we just wanted to skate for 20-30 mins. It has a quarter pipe on one side and the rest is manual pads, grind ledges, and cement kickers. A massive stair set and handrail and then a little 3 set for fun. Right near the highway too so if your going past or leaving DC it's not really out if your way!