Top Skateboard parks in Ottawa, Canada

One of the best in ottawa for all skill levels

They removed the rail for some reason. Just massive ramps with no transition. If you live close to this park, it’s probably better to make the extra drive to Innovation or Legacy. (From a skateboarder, might be better for bikes)

Bryce says that the locals need to work on a more welcoming culture, but every skateboarder/bmxer knows how irritating it is to have a 5yo on a scooter "doing what she wants". The unwritten rules of a skatepark are there for everyone's safety and enjoyment, Bryce. Please try bringing your daughter to a baseball field and letting her play on the diamond, or a curling rink and letting her play in the house, and see if the baseball players or curlers get irritated. There's a reason locals get annoyed with people bringing their little children and leaving them unsupervised to ride against the flow and cut off others when it's not their turn.

Amazing skatepark, has everything to learn to skateboard, it has lots of graffiti

Cool place to let the young be free

THIS PARK GETS A 1 STAR UNTIL ALL THE SKATERS INVOLVED WITH BEATING ANOTHER KIDS TO DEATH COME FORWARD THIS PARK WAS MADE IN MEMORY OF A FELLOW SKATER WHO LOST HIS LIFE....ITS A SHAME THIS PARK IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TAKING A LIFE.....

Fun little spot, park is old. needs some updates

Sweet low-key skatepark. Jimmy was able to land his trick and everyone was able to go home happy. Got some great local recommendations - everyone was super friendly.

Skate park is good. One thing: i wish there were more lights in the evening there 🙏

Great for the kids and pokemon

Very nice skate park!! Met a local guy - chatted with him. Best times to go are in the mornings (if you have smaller kids) - as it can get quite busy later on in the day! Park isnt all spray painted up with stupidity and the people that were skateboarding were super chill and tolerant of the little kids an their scooters. Very impressed for a skate park so close to downtown...

The regulars need to work on a more welcoming culture, but hey what can you expect. Luckily my five year old daughter has a fearless attitude to do what she wants. Plus, Thursday nights are saved for girls 4 and up.