Blake Doyle Skatepark
About 25,000 square feet of skateable surface with a beginner area, multilevel skate plaza and two skate bowls.
Address: 501 N. Hayne St., Pensacola, FL (under Interstate 110)
Hours: Daily from dawn until midnight.
Rules: Park rules are posted on signs throughout the park; the city page links to Florida Statute 316.0085.
Contact: City of Pensacola 311 or 850-436-5555
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skatepark is at 501 N. Hayne St., under Interstate 110. (source)
- It is open daily from dawn until midnight. (source)
- It has about 25,000 square feet of skateable surface. (source)
- Features include a beginner area, a multilevel plaza and two bowls. (source)
FAMU Way Skateable Art Park
Skateable art park with a snake run of about 225 feet, a rattlesnake centerpiece and more than nine obstacles that double as art.
Address: 801 FAMU Way, Tallahassee, FL
Contact: City Hall 850-891-0000
Official website
What the official pages say
- The city's newest skate park is on FAMU Way, just west of Pinellas Street. (source)
- It includes a snake run stretching roughly 225 feet. (source)
- Its centerpiece is an orange and green rattlesnake. (source)
- It has more than nine main obstacles that double as art. (source)
Fort Walton Beach Recreation Center Skate Park
- Panhandle
- Fort Walton Beach
Skate park at the city recreation center, alongside courts, fields, playground and picnic area.
Address: 132 Jet Drive NW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
Hours: Sunrise to 11 pm (park hours).
Contact: City 850-833-9500
Official website
What the official pages say
- The recreation center is at 132 Jet Drive NW. (source)
- Park hours are sunrise to 11 pm. (source)
- The center includes a skate park among its facilities. (source)
Mike Blankenship Skate Park
26,000-square-foot park with a five-foot pool rolling down to nine feet, rolled lips, wall extensions, flat banks and raised transitions. Scooters and BMX allowed with handlebar ends and plastic pegs.
Address: 2800 Jackson Bluff Road, Tallahassee, FL
Hours: Open 24 hours.
Rules: Helmet required; knee, elbow and wrist pads recommended. One skater per half pipe. Do not skate wet surfaces. Scooters and BMX need bar ends and plastic pegs or none. No glass, food, drinks, drugs, tobacco or alcohol.
Contact: Parks division 850-891-3866
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park is at 2800 Jackson Bluff Road and open 24 hours. (source)
- It is a 26,000-square-foot facility. (source)
- It has a five-foot-deep pool with a roll down to nine feet. (source)
- A helmet is required to skate. (source)
- Scooters and BMX must have plastic pegs or none. (source)
- Report maintenance problems to the parks division at 850-891-3866. (source)
Cuba Hunter Skate Park
- Northeast Florida
- Jacksonville
Skateboard facility with a 6-foot half pipe, 7-foot quarter pipe, jump boxes, rails and a bank ramp with pyramid, plus a gym, community center, nature trail and playground.
Address: 3620 Bedford Road, Jacksonville, FL 32207
Hours: Sunrise to sunset.
Contact: (904) 255-6690
Official website
What the official pages say
- Cuba Hunter Skate Park is at 3620 Bedford Road; phone (904) 255-6690. (source)
- It has a 6-foot half pipe, 7-foot quarter pipe, jump boxes and rails. (source)
- City skate parks and skate spots are open sunrise to sunset. (source)
Kona Skatepark
- Northeast Florida
- Jacksonville
- Since 1977
Private skatepark since 1977 with concrete hills, a snake run and vert ramp history. Skateboarding, BMX and scooters (plastic pegs, bar ends), inline and quad skates daily. Lessons, camps, parties and events.
Address: Arlington neighborhood, Jacksonville (street address not printed on fetched pages)
Open since: 1977
Hours: Sunday 12-9 pm; Monday closed; Tuesday-Thursday 12-9 pm; Friday 12-10 pm; Saturday hours are printed unclearly on the site. Opens 10 am on most school holidays.
Prices (as listed): Hours page: 2-hour session $15, all day $20, spectators $5 (parents free), monthly pass $60. Annual Kona Pass required ($5). No rentals.
Rules: Helmet mandatory for 17 and under and for beginner and intermediate skaters; recommended 18 and up. Registration waiver and Kona Pass required. BMX: no metal pegs, no kickstands, no bikes over 20 inches.
Sources differ: Prices differ: homepage says '$10.00 – Two hour rate. $15.00 – All day rate'; hours page says '2 Hour Session: $15.00 All Day Rate: $20.00'.
Official website
What the official pages say
- Kona has operated in Jacksonville's Arlington neighborhood since 1977. (source)
- It features concrete hills and a snake run. (source)
- Hours include noon to 9 pm Tuesday through Thursday and noon to 10 pm Friday; closed Monday. (source)
- The hours page lists a 2-hour session at $15 and an all-day rate of $20. (source)
- Helmets are mandatory everywhere in the park for skaters 17 and under. (source)
- Every participant needs a Kona Pass, which costs $5 a year. (source)
- No rental gear is available; bring your own equipment. (source)
Poe Pinson Skate Park
- Northeast Florida
- Fernandina Beach
Ramps and obstacles for skateboarders and inline skaters; restrooms and parking at Main Beach Park.
Address: 25 Tarpon Avenue, Fernandina Beach, FL (next to Main Beach Park)
Rules: Helmets required; skate at your own risk.
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park is at 25 Tarpon Avenue, next to Main Beach Park. (source)
- It has ramps and obstacles for skateboarders and inline skaters. (source)
- It is open to the public; helmets are required. (source)
Robert-Laryn Skate Park at Treaty Park
- Northeast Florida
- St. Augustine
28,000 square feet of concrete with half pipes, 4 rails, 3 ledges, banks, a 9.5-foot kidney pool (6-foot shallow end) and a beginner area for skaters under 12. Skateboards and inline skates only.
Address: 1595 Wildwood Drive, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Hours: Sunrise to 10 pm (lights out 10:15 pm).
Rules: ANSI-approved helmet with fastened chinstrap and closed-toe shoes required; pads strongly suggested. No bicycles. No wax. Parental supervision required for ages 9 and under.
Contact: (904) 209-0333
Sources differ: Same county page lists Treaty Park hours as 'Dawn to dusk' while the skate park section says 'Sunrise – 10pm'.
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park has 28,000 square feet of concrete. (source)
- It includes a kidney-shaped pool 9.5 feet deep with a 6-foot shallow end. (source)
- The address is 1595 Wildwood Drive and the phone is (904) 209-0333. (source)
- Only skateboards and inline skates are allowed. (source)
- Riders must wear an approved helmet with fastened chinstrap and closed-toe shoes. (source)
- The skate park opens at sunrise and closes at 10 pm. (source)
- Parental supervision is required for ages 9 and under. (source)
Lakeland Skate Park at Fletcher Park
- Orlando and Central Florida
- Lakeland
24,000-square-foot park with four areas: an advanced multi-level bowl, an intermediate bowl, a street course with ledges, rails and stairs, and a snake run with pool coping. Skateboards, inline skates and non-motorized scooters only.
Address: Fletcher Park at Lake Bonny, 800 US-98 South, Lakeland, FL 33801
Hours: 7 am-8 pm daily.
Rules: Unsupervised; skate at your own risk. Helmets and pads required under 18. Onsite adult supervision required under 12. No bikes or motorized vehicles. Cameras in use.
Contact: 863.834.2233
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park is in Fletcher Park at Lake Bonny, 800 US-98 South; phone 863.834.2233. (source)
- It is open 7 am to 8 pm every day. (source)
- The 24,000-square-foot park has four main skating areas. (source)
- Skateboards, inline skates and non-motorized scooters only; no bikes. (source)
- Helmets and pads are required for skaters under 18. (source)
- Skaters under 12 need an adult on site. (source)
Orlando Skate Park
- Orlando and Central Florida
- Orlando
Staffed city skate park with a pro shop (sales and limited rentals) for skateboards, skates, scooters and BMX sessions. Skate camp for ages 5 to 14.
Address: 400 Festival Way, Orlando, FL 32803
Hours: Sun 9 am-9 pm; Mon-Thu 2-10 pm; Fri 2-11 pm; Sat 9 am-11 pm.
Prices (as listed): Non-member daily $5 (skateboard, skates, scooter); non-member BMX session $7; member daily $2.50; helmet rental $3; skateboard rental $5. Monthly $25; annual $110; family annual $220.
Rules: Signed waiver required (under 18 signed by parent or guardian in front of staff, or notarized); ID required. Minors must wear an ANSI-approved helmet; adults may opt out on some devices. Close-toed shoes required. Adult supervision required for ages 9 and under.
Contact: 407.246.2800
Sources differ: Helmet opt-out wording differs: the main page lists 'skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates, and BMX bicycles', the rules page lists 'skateboards, in-line skates, and BMX bicycles'.
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park is at 400 Festival Way in Orlando. (source)
- A non-member day pass is $5, a BMX session is $7, and helmet rental is $3. (source)
- All minor riders must wear an approved helmet with the chinstrap fastened. (source)
- Every user needs a signed waiver on file; under-18 waivers are signed by a parent or guardian. (source)
- Adult supervision is required for riders 9 and under. (source)
- A skate camp teaches basic skills to campers ages 5 through 14. (source)
- Friday hours are 2-11 pm and Saturday 9 am-11 pm; the park phone is 407.246.2800. (source)
Bethune Point Skateboard Park
- Space Coast and Volusia
- Daytona Beach
Precast and poured concrete park with a large clam shell, skateable art pieces, a grooved bank and an in-ground bowl with pool-tile coping. Open to skaters, BMX riders and inline skaters.
Address: Bethune Point Park, 11 Bellevue Ave., Daytona Beach, FL
Open since: Bethune Point Park opened 2009
Contact: City Hall 386-671-8400
Official website
What the official pages say
- Bethune Point Park opened in 2009 along the Halifax River. (source)
- It includes the first skateboard park in Daytona Beach. (source)
- The skate park has an in-ground bowl with pool-tile coping. (source)
- The park is also open to BMX riders and inline skaters. (source)
- The park address is 11 Bellevue Ave. (source)
Cocoa Beach Skate Park
- Space Coast and Volusia
- Cocoa Beach
Address: 1450 Minutemen Causeway, Cocoa Beach, FL
Hours: Mon-Thu 3:30-9 pm; Fri 2:30-10 pm; Sat 7 am-10 pm; Sun 7 am-9 pm; no-school holidays 6 am-9 pm.
Rules: Helmets required for 18 and under. No BMX. No smoking, vaping, alcohol or graffiti. No attendant on duty.
Contact: Leisure Services 321-868-3274
Official website
What the official pages say
- Weekday hours are 3:30 to 9 pm Monday through Thursday. (source)
- Weekend hours are 7 am to 10 pm Saturday and 7 am to 9 pm Sunday. (source)
- Skaters 18 and under must wear a helmet, and BMX is not allowed. (source)
- There is no attendant on duty. (source)
- For information, call Leisure Services at 321-868-3274. (source)
DeLand Skate Park
- Space Coast and Volusia
- DeLand
12,000-square-foot park for youth and adults; skates, skateboards and bicycles allowed.
Address: Alabama Avenue, DeLand, FL 32720
Rules: Helmets required; other pads and proper shoes highly recommended. No motorized bikes or scooters. No pets. Closes when the temperature drops below 46 degrees, and during city clinics or camps.
Contact: 386-626-7280
Official website
What the official pages say
- The 12,000-square-foot park is designed for youth and adults. (source)
- Skates, skateboards and bicycles may use the park. (source)
- Helmets are required. (source)
- The park closes when the temperature drops below 46 degrees. (source)
- For information, call 386-626-7280. (source)
New Smyrna Beach Skate Park
- Space Coast and Volusia
- New Smyrna Beach
Park course plus a new street plaza (roll-in, stair rail, ledge, slappy curb, flat bar, manual pad and quarter pipe), a skate shop and lessons.
Address: 245 Industrial Park Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL
Hours: Noon to 8 pm, seven days a week.
Contact: 386-410-2895
Official website
What the official pages say
- Current hours are noon to 8 pm, seven days a week. (source)
- The park was recently renovated with a new skate plaza. (source)
- The new street course has a roll-in, stair rail, ledge, slappy curb, flat bar and manual pad. (source)
- The park also offers a park course, skate shop and lessons. (source)
- The skate park phone is 386-410-2895. (source)
Apollo Beach Skate Park
- Tampa Bay
- Apollo Beach
- Since 2012
11,000-square-foot street-style park shaped like a three-pointed star with an elevated center. Skateboard lessons for ages 6 to 13.
Address: 664 Golf and Sea Blvd., Apollo Beach, FL 33572
Open since: 2012
Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-9 pm; Sun 12-6 pm.
Prices (as listed): Free. Lessons $50 for 10 classes.
Rules: Helmets required 17 and under; elbow and knee pads required 12 and under. Skateboards and inline skates only. Children 12 and under must be with a parent or guardian.
Contact: (813) 645-5314
Official website
What the official pages say
- Apollo Beach Skate Park is 11,000 square feet and opened in 2012. (source)
- It is shaped like a three-pointed star with a raised center. (source)
- Hours are 10 am-9 pm Monday to Saturday and noon-6 pm Sunday; entry is free. (source)
- Skateboard lessons for ages 6 to 13 cost $50 for 10 classes. (source)
- The park is for skateboards and inline skates only. (source)
Blackstone Skate Park
Skate park inside Blackstone Park (Manatee County), with fields, dog parks, a playground and pavilions nearby.
Address: Blackstone Park, 2112 14th Ave W, Palmetto, FL 34221
Hours: Sunrise to sunset, unless otherwise posted.
Rules: Use at your own risk (FL Statute 316.0085). Strapped helmets, knee pads and elbow pads highly encouraged. Closed when wet. No alcohol, tobacco, drugs or glass. Video surveillance.
Contact: (941) 742-5923
Official website
What the official pages say
- Blackstone Park is at 2112 14th Ave W in Palmetto; phone (941) 742-5923. (source)
- The skate park is open sunrise to sunset unless otherwise posted. (source)
- Helmets, knee pads and elbow pads are highly encouraged. (source)
- The park is closed when equipment is wet. (source)
Bro Bowl 2.0 at Perry Harvey Sr. Park
Bro Bowl 2.0: the features of the original bowl plus ramps, stairs and ledges.
Address: 1200 N Orange Ave., Tampa, FL 33602
Hours: Sunrise to sunset.
Prices (as listed): Free.
Contact: (813) 274-8338
Official website
What the official pages say
- Bro Bowl 2.0 has the features of the original plus ramps, stairs and ledges. (source)
- It is at 1200 N Orange Ave. and the phone is (813) 274-8338. (source)
- It is open sunrise to sunset and free to the public. (source)
DeSoto Park Skate Park
Modular concrete street course with a half pipe, quarter pipe, two transitions, two grind rails and a pyramid. Skateboards and inline skates.
Address: 2617 Corrine St., Tampa, FL 33605
Hours: Sunrise to sunset.
Prices (as listed): Free.
Rules: Helmets are mandatory.
Contact: (813) 242-5307
Official website
What the official pages say
- DeSoto Park has a modular concrete street course with a half pipe, quarter pipe and two grind rails. (source)
- Skateboards and inline skates are allowed, and helmets are required. (source)
- The park is at 2617 Corrine St. and the phone is (813) 242-5307. (source)
- It is open sunrise to sunset and free to the public. (source)
FishHawk Skate Park and Pump Track
- Tampa Bay
- Lithia
- Since 2019
7,000-square-foot park with transitions, the county's first concrete pump track, a mini ramp with extension and a manny pad.
Address: 5720 Osprey Ridge Drive, Lithia, FL 33547
Open since: 2019
Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-9 pm; Sun 12-6 pm. Closed some holidays (pump track open all holidays except Christmas Day).
Prices (as listed): Free.
Rules: Helmets required 17 and under; elbow and knee pads required 12 and under. No scooters or motorized items. Children 12 and under must be with a parent or guardian.
Contact: (813) 744-5319
Sources differ: County list page says BMX and bicycles are permitted only at the Carrollwood Village and FishHawk pump tracks; the FishHawk page says 'Skateboards, bicycles & skates only' for the park.
Official website
What the official pages say
- FishHawk opened in 2019 as the county's fourth skate park, at 7,000 square feet. (source)
- It has the county's first concrete pump track, a mini ramp and a manny pad. (source)
- Hours are 10 am-9 pm Monday to Saturday and noon-6 pm Sunday. (source)
- Entry is free; the phone is (813) 744-5319. (source)
- Skateboards, bicycles and skates are allowed; scooters and motorized items are not. (source)
Providence Skate Park
Hillsborough County's largest skate park at 14,500 square feet, with quarter pipes, a hand rail, a pyramid, a step-up and granite structures. Skateboard lessons, including a girls' class.
Address: 5720 Providence Road, Riverview, FL 33578
Open since: The county's first skate park (as printed)
Hours: Mon-Thu 10 am-9 pm; Fri-Sat 10 am-10 pm; Sun 12-6 pm. Closed New Year's Day, July 4, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Prices (as listed): Free. Lessons $20 per 4-week session or $25 per 5-week session.
Rules: Helmets required 17 and under; elbow and knee pads required 12 and under. Skateboards and inline skates only. Children 12 and under must be with a parent or guardian. Check in at the front desk.
Contact: (813) 744-5319
Sources differ: The county skate parks list page says Providence is open 'Friday & Saturday, 10 AM to 10 PM' and calls the parks 'staffed'; the Providence page says the facilities 'are not supervised directly'.
Official website
What the official pages say
- At 14,500 square feet it is the largest county skate park, suited to intermediate and advanced skaters. (source)
- Hours are 10 am-9 pm Monday to Thursday, 10 am-10 pm Friday and Saturday, and noon-6 pm Sunday. (source)
- Entry is free; the phone is (813) 744-5319. (source)
- Helmets are required for skaters 17 and under. (source)
- Skateboard lessons cost $20 per 4-week session or $25 per 5-week session. (source)
- It was the county's first skate park. (source)
Skatepark of Tampa (SPoT)
Private skatepark with a bowl and concrete course. Skateboards, roller skates, inline skates and scooters every day; BMX on Wednesdays and Sundays. Skate camp, after-school sessions, lessons, birthday parties and private park rentals.
Address: 4215 East Columbus Drive, Tampa, FL 33605
Open since: Skate shop established 1993 (as printed)
Hours: Regular hours (August 10 - December 20): Monday-Friday 2-9 pm; Saturday 11 am-9 pm; Sunday 11 am-6 pm.
Prices (as listed): Non-member skate $20 all day; members ($100 membership) $10 admission. Private lessons $50 per hour.
Rules: Waivers required for everyone; under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian present or bring a notarized waiver. Everyone except skateboarders must wear a helmet; full pads encouraged.
Contact: info@skateparkoftampa.com
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park is at 4215 East Columbus Drive in Tampa. (source)
- Regular hours from August 10 to December 20 are 2-9 pm on weekdays. (source)
- Skateboards, roller skates, inline skates and scooters are allowed every day; BMX on set days. (source)
- Non-members pay $20 for the whole day. (source)
- Everyone except skateboarders must wear a helmet, even adults. (source)
- Waivers are required for everyone, and under-18 riders need a parent or legal guardian with them. (source)
- The skate shop at the park was established in 1993. (source)
Bonita Springs Skate Park
- Southwest Florida
- Bonita Springs
City skate park for skateboards, scooters, inline skates and freestyle bikes.
Address: Bonita Springs Recreation Center
Hours: 7 a.m.-9 p.m. daily
Rules: ANSI-approved helmet required; elbow pads, knee pads and wrist guards strongly recommended; children 10 and under accompanied by a parent or guardian; closed-toe shoes and shirts required; no e-bikes, wax, motorized vehicles or animals. Unsupervised.
Contact: Parks & Recreation 239-992-2556
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park is open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. (source)
- Skateboards, scooters, inline skates and freestyle bikes are allowed, but not e-bikes. (source)
- An ANSI-approved helmet is required, and pads are strongly recommended. (source)
- Children 10 and under must be with a parent or guardian. (source)
- For more information call 239-992-2556. (source)
Captain Don Cerbone Memorial Skate Park
- Southwest Florida
- Punta Gorda
Charlotte County community-built skate park; bikes allowed Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Address: 2605 Carmalita Street, Punta Gorda, FL 33950
Hours: Monday-Sunday dawn to dusk
Prices (as listed): Free drop-in daily, except special events or classes
Rules: Skateboarding and inline skating only; strapped helmet required, elbow pads, knee pads and wrist guards strongly recommended; under 13 accompanied by an adult 18 or over; signed waiver on file with Charlotte County (parent or guardian signs for 17 and under in front of staff or notarized); picture ID required; no waxing; no food or beverages in the skating area.
Contact: 941.505.8686
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park is at 2605 Carmalita Street in Punta Gorda; phone 941.505.8686. (source)
- It is open daily dawn to dusk, and bikes are allowed on Tuesdays and Thursdays. (source)
- Admission is free on a drop-in basis. (source)
- A strapped helmet is required. (source)
- Skaters under 13 must be with an adult 18 or over. (source)
- All skaters need a signed waiver on file with Charlotte County. (source)
Eagle Skate Park
- Southwest Florida
- Cape Coral
Nearly 27,000 sq. ft. of ramps, rails, street obstacles, half pipes and a bowl for skateboards, scooters and bikes; covered pavilion, pro shop, skate attendants; helmet rentals; lessons, contests, camps and parties offered.
Address: 315 SW 2nd Avenue, Cape Coral, FL 33991
Hours: Mon-Fri 3-8:45 p.m.; Sat-Sun noon-8:45 p.m.
Prices (as listed): Entry $5 per person per session; supervising parents of younger children not charged
Rules: Helmets required at all times on the skating surface; elbow and knee pads strongly recommended; signed waiver required for everyone, parent or legal guardian signs for under 18; no activity on wet surfaces.
Contact: (239) 574-0490, ccpks@capecoral.gov
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park features nearly 27,000 sq. ft. of ramps, rails, street obstacles and a bowl. (source)
- Hours are 3-8:45 p.m. weekdays and noon-8:45 p.m. weekends. (source)
- Entry costs $5 per person per session. (source)
- Helmets are required at all times on the skating surface. (source)
- Everyone needs a signed waiver; a parent or guardian signs for under-18s. (source)
- Contact the park at (239) 574-0490 or ccpks@capecoral.gov. (source)
J.M. Berlin/Rotary Skate Park
- Southwest Florida
- Englewood
Charlotte County skate park for skateboarding and inline skating.
Address: 6941 San Casa Drive, Englewood, FL 34224
Hours: Mon-Fri 2-8 p.m.; Sat-Sun 9 a.m.-7 p.m. (listed after the rules on the county page)
Prices (as listed): Free drop-in daily, except special events or classes
Rules: Skateboarding and inline skating only; strapped helmet required, elbow pads, knee pads and wrist guards strongly recommended; under 13 accompanied by an adult 18 or over; signed waiver on file with Charlotte County (parent or guardian signs for 17 and under in front of staff or notarized); picture ID required; no waxing; no food or beverages in the skating area.
Contact: 941.681.3769
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park is at 6941 San Casa Drive in Englewood; phone 941.681.3769. (source)
- Skateboarding and inline skating only. (source)
- Hours are 2-8 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m.-7 p.m. weekends. (source)
- Picture ID is required at the skate parks. (source)
- Admission is free on a drop-in basis. (source)
City of Sebastian Skate Park
- Palm Beach and Treasure Coast
- Sebastian
Rebuilt concrete skate park with three ramps, a jersey barrier and boxes; skateboards and rollerblades only.
Address: Barber Street Sports Complex, 1121 Barber Street, Sebastian, FL 32958
Hours: Daily 8 a.m. to sunset
Rules: Helmets required, no exceptions; skateboards and rollerblades only (no bicycles or other wheeled equipment); shirts and shoes required; knee pads, wrist guards and elbow pads highly recommended; no more than 15 skaters at once. Unsupervised since Sept. 29, 2019.
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park has concrete ramps, a jersey barrier, boxes and a concrete floor. (source)
- It is open daily from 8 a.m. to sunset. (source)
- Helmets are required with no exceptions. (source)
- Only skateboards and rollerblades are allowed; no bicycles. (source)
- No more than fifteen skaters are allowed at one time. (source)
- The park has been unsupervised since September 29, 2019. (source)
Jock Leighton Park Skate Park
- Palm Beach and Treasure Coast
- Palm City
Martin County public skate park, open to all ages.
Address: 3755 SW Mapp Road, Palm City, FL 34990
Hours: Sun-Thu sunrise to 8:15 p.m.; Fri-Sat sunrise to 9:15 p.m.; weather permitting
Rules: Helmet, closed-toed shoes or in-line skates and a shirt required; children under 10 need an adult present; skateboarding and in-line skating area (no electric scooters, mountain or off-road biking); one rider on equipment at a time; follow flow of traffic. Ride at your own risk.
Contact: (772) 334-1954
Official website
What the official pages say
- Martin County posts this skate park's address and hours. (source)
- Martin County's skate parks are designated for skateboarding and in-line skating. (source)
- All users must wear a helmet, closed-toed shoes or in-line skates, and a shirt. (source)
- Children under 10 must have an adult present. (source)
- Questions go to Martin County Parks at (772) 334-1954. (source)
Jupiter Skate Park
- Palm Beach and Treasure Coast
- Jupiter
Large concrete skate park with beginner-through-advanced areas for skaters and bikers, a 9-foot-deep concrete bowl, wood ramps and box jumps; two roller hockey rinks also used for open skating. Session-based (skateboard, scooter, inline, BMX).
Address: Abacoa Community Park, 1501 W. Frederick Small Road, Jupiter, FL 33458
Open since: Abacoa Community Park opened November 2003
Hours: Mon-Fri 3-9 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun noon-6 p.m.; school vacation and early release days noon-9 p.m.
Prices (as listed): Full session $5; final hour $2; first visit free with waiver; memberships $100/year resident, $125/year non-resident
Rules: Helmets properly strapped at all times; elbow and knee pads recommended; ages 4 and up; under 10 accompanied by an adult; waiver updated each calendar year, parent signs for under 18; 50 skaters per session.
Contact: (561) 630-5684
Official website
What the official pages say
- Abacoa Community Park, home of the skate park, opened in November 2003. (source)
- A 9-foot-deep concrete bowl is a highlight for advanced skaters. (source)
- Weekday hours are 3-9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. and Sunday noon-6 p.m. (source)
- A full session costs $5 and the final hour costs $2. (source)
- Helmets must be strapped on at all times; elbow and knee pads are recommended. (source)
- Participants must be at least 4 years old. (source)
- Contact the skate park at (561) 630-5684. (source)
Mary Brogan Park Skate Park
- Palm Beach and Treasure Coast
- Stuart
Martin County public skate park, open to all ages.
Address: 5050 SE Willoughby Boulevard, Stuart, FL 34997
Hours: Sunrise to 9 p.m., weather permitting
Rules: Helmet, closed-toed shoes or in-line skates and a shirt required; children under 10 need an adult present; skateboarding and in-line skating area (no electric scooters, mountain or off-road biking); one rider on equipment at a time; follow flow of traffic. Ride at your own risk.
Contact: (772) 334-1954
Official website
What the official pages say
- Martin County posts this skate park's address and hours. (source)
- Martin County's skate parks are designated for skateboarding and in-line skating. (source)
- All users must wear a helmet, closed-toed shoes or in-line skates, and a shirt. (source)
- Children under 10 must have an adult present. (source)
- Questions go to Martin County Parks at (772) 334-1954. (source)
Pat Mark Rio-Jensen Skate Park
- Palm Beach and Treasure Coast
- Jensen Beach
Concrete bowls with ramps on the inner surface and a street course; open to all ages.
Address: Langford Park, 2151 NE Dixie Highway, Jensen Beach, FL 34957
Hours: Sun-Thu sunrise to 8 p.m.; Fri-Sat sunrise to 9 p.m.; weather permitting
Rules: Helmet, closed-toed shoes or in-line skates and a shirt required; children under 10 need an adult present; skateboarding and in-line skating area (no electric scooters, mountain or off-road biking); one rider on equipment at a time; follow flow of traffic. Ride at your own risk.
Contact: (772) 334-1954
Official website
What the official pages say
- Martin County posts this skate park's address and hours. (source)
- This park has concrete bowls and a street course. (source)
- Martin County's skate parks are designated for skateboarding and in-line skating. (source)
- All users must wear a helmet, closed-toed shoes or in-line skates, and a shirt. (source)
- Children under 10 must have an adult present. (source)
- Questions go to Martin County Parks at (772) 334-1954. (source)
Tim Huxhold Skate Park
- Palm Beach and Treasure Coast
- Boca Raton
City skate park for skateboards and rollerblades, part of Memorial Park, alongside shuffleboard courts.
Address: Memorial Park, 400 Crawford Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33432
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 5-9 p.m.; Tue, Thu 4-9 p.m.; Sat 1-9 p.m.; Sun 1-6 p.m.
Prices (as listed): Daily $3 resident / $6 non-resident; semi-annual and annual individual and family passes available
Rules: Daily fee or skate facility permit required; only skateboards and rollerblades; securely strapped helmet on the skating surface; shirts required; register at age 5 or older, under 18 registered by a parent or legal guardian.
Contact: (561) 393-7818 or (561) 367-7001
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park is at 400 Crawford Blvd. in Memorial Park. (source)
- Call (561) 393-7818 or (561) 367-7001 for information. (source)
- Hours run 5-9 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4-9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, 1-9 p.m. Saturday and 1-6 p.m. Sunday. (source)
- The daily fee is $3 for residents and $6 for non-residents. (source)
- Only skateboards and rollerblades are allowed, and helmets must be strapped on. (source)
- Skaters must be at least 5 to register. (source)
West Boynton Skate Park
- Palm Beach and Treasure Coast
- Lake Worth
15,000-square-foot modular street and plaza park with skate stairs, benches, tables, highway barriers, rails and ledges; lighting and spectator seating. Skateboards, inline skates and bicycles allowed.
Address: West Boynton Park, 6000 Northtree Boulevard, Lake Worth, FL 33463
Hours: Daily, sunrise to 9 p.m. when no program or event is scheduled
Prices (as listed): Free
Rules: Helmets, knee pads, wrist guards and elbow pads highly recommended; one rider at a time; no food, drinks, glass, alcohol or smoking; no pets on the surface; do not use when wet. Unsupervised drop-in area, skate at your own risk.
Contact: 561-355-1125
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park covers 15,000 square feet with lighting and modular street and plaza features. (source)
- Skateboards, inline skates and bicycles are allowed. (source)
- It is open daily from sunrise to 9 p.m. when no program or event is scheduled. (source)
- Helmets and pads are highly recommended, not required. (source)
- This is an unsupervised drop-in area where you skate at your own risk. (source)
- Report damage or unsafe conditions to park staff at 561-355-1125. (source)
82 Street Skate Park
- Miami and Fort Lauderdale
- Miami Beach
Traditional skate park with quarter pipes, ramps, rails, grind ledges and a flat bar.
Address: North Beach Neighborhood, 8200 Collins Avenue (as printed)
Hours: Open Monday-Sunday, sunrise to sunset
Rules: City park rules: bicycle, skateboard and motorized vehicle use not permitted in play areas; shoes and proper attire required; no smoking. Posted skate park rules are an image on the city page.
Contact: 305.861.3616
Official website
What the official pages say
- Features include quarter pipes, ramps, rails, grind ledges and a flat bar. (source)
- The listed location and phone are 8200 Collins Avenue and 305.861.3616. (source)
- It is open sunrise to sunset. (source)
- City park rules bar bikes, skateboards and motorized vehicles from play areas. (source)
Haulover Skate Park & Pump Track
- Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Skate park with ledges, a roof-top bank, a china bank, stairs and a taco, plus a Velosolutions asphalt pump track.
Address: Haulover Park (Miami-Dade County)
Hours: Park open daily sunrise to sunset
Prices (as listed): Admission free; parking fees apply
Rules: No electric, micro-mobility or motor vehicles. A signed waiver is required for kids under 18.
Contact: Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces 305-755-7800
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park has ledges, a roof-top bank, a china bank, stairs and a taco. (source)
- There is also an asphalt pump track. (source)
- Electric, micro-mobility and motor vehicles are not allowed. (source)
- Admission is free, but parking fees apply. (source)
- The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset for pedestrians and cyclists. (source)
Kendall Indian Hammocks Action Sports Plaza
- Miami and Fort Lauderdale
14,000-square-foot outdoor concrete street-style plaza with rails, stairs, launch ramp combinations, a bank ramp, vert wall and mini ramp.
Address: Kendall Indian Hammocks Park (Miami-Dade County)
Hours: Daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m., weather permitting
Rules: Park may close the skate park when weather is unfavorable or unsafe.
Contact: Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces 305-755-7800
Official website
What the official pages say
- The plaza is a 14,000-square-foot outdoor concrete space. (source)
- It also has a bank ramp, vert wall and a mini ramp. (source)
- It is open daily 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., weather permitting. (source)
Pompano Beach Skatepark
- Miami and Fort Lauderdale
- Pompano Beach
City skatepark built by New Line Skateparks with street and transition features for skateboards, bikes, scooters and inline skates; signature Pompano fish sculpture you can grind.
Address: Pompano Beach Community Park, 1660 NE 10th Street
Hours: Mon-Sun 8 a.m.-10 p.m.
Rules: Securely strapped helmets at all times on the skating surface; closed-toe shoes and shirts required; elbow, knee and wrist pads strongly recommended. Children 10 and under must be supervised by a parent or guardian. Skateboards, bicycles, scooters and inline skates allowed; no e-bikes, e-scooters, hoverboards or motorized vehicles. Unsupervised park.
Contact: Parks & Recreation 954.786.4111, Parks@copbfl.com
Official website
What the official pages say
- The park mixes street and transition features for skateboarders, bike and scooter riders, and inline skaters. (source)
- It is open every day from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. (source)
- Helmets must be securely strapped and worn at all times on the skating surface. (source)
- Children 10 and under must be supervised by a parent or guardian. (source)
- E-bikes are not allowed. (source)
- Pompano Beach Community Park is at 1660 NE 10th Street. (source)
Tamarac Skate Park
- Miami and Fort Lauderdale
- Tamarac
Skate park inside the Tamarac Sports Complex.
Address: Tamarac Sports Complex, 9901 NW 77th Street, Tamarac, FL 33321
Hours: Daily 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
Rules: Users 13 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Users 17 and younger need a waiver and consent form signed by a parent or legal guardian (picture ID required). Registration gives a yearly decal that must be displayed on the helmet and worn at all times.
Contact: (954) 597-3620
Official website
What the official pages say
- The skate park is at 9901 NW 77th Street; phone (954) 597-3620. (source)
- It is open daily 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. (source)
- Users 13 and younger must be with an adult. (source)
- Users 17 and younger need a parent- or guardian-signed waiver and consent form. (source)
- A yearly skate park decal must be displayed on the helmet. (source)
Westwind Lakes Action Sports Park
- Miami and Fort Lauderdale
10,000-square-foot outdoor concrete park mixing skate park flow and street plaza obstacles: two six-foot quarter pipes, rails, launch ramp, bank ramps, wall ride, stairs, a volcano-shaped obstacle and a UFO bank ramp; lit for night sessions. Skateboards, inline skates, BMX and scooters allowed.
Address: Westwind Lakes Park (Miami-Dade County)
Hours: Open 365 days a year, weather permitting
Rules: Helmets are mandatory for all park programs.
Contact: Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces 305-755-7800
Official website
What the official pages say
- It is a 10,000-square-foot outdoor concrete park. (source)
- It has two six-foot quarter pipes, rails, a launch ramp, bank ramps and a wall ride. (source)
- The park is lit and open 365 days a year, weather permitting. (source)
- Skateboards, inline skates, BMX and scooters are all allowed. (source)
- Helmets are mandatory for all park programs. (source)
Blake Fernandez Skate Park
7,500-square-foot park for skateboards and inline skates with grind rails, half and quarter pipes, jump boxes and ramps.
Address: Corner of Flagler Avenue and 14th Street, Key West, FL 33040
Hours: Wed-Sat 12-9 p.m., Sun 1-9 p.m., closed Mon-Tue, closed for lunch 3-4 p.m. daily (facility page)
Rules: Helmet and proper shoes required; knee and elbow pads, wrist supports and gloves strongly recommended. Anyone under 17 needs a parent- or guardian-signed consent form on file with the Community Services Department. No bicycles or motorized vehicles.
Contact: City of Key West, 1300 White Street, 305-809-3945
Sources differ: Hours differ: the facility page lists Wed-Sat 12-9 p.m. and Sun 1-9 p.m. with a 3-4 p.m. lunch closure; the rules and release form PDF says 3-9 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and noon-9 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays.
Official website
What the official pages say
- It is a 7,500-square-foot park for skateboards and in-line skates. (source)
- The city facility page lists Wednesday-Saturday hours of noon to 9 p.m. (source)
- It closes for lunch from 3 to 4 p.m. daily. (source)
- Skaters under 17 need a consent form signed by a parent or legal guardian on file with the city. (source)
- A helmet and proper shoes are required safety gear. (source)
- Bicycles and motorized vehicles are not allowed. (source)