Hella epic vibes, hella epic people there, sick ass ramps and different obstacles. A very nice…read moreboost to the Louisville vibe. 12/10 park

Phenomenal indoor skate park with tons of quality obstacles for all levels of skating. Just opened…read morebut is already one of the best parks in Louisville area.

Hillview skatepark is a a small but nice skate park located next to the police station in a…read moresuburban neighborhood of hillview. Took my kids to this park to go skateboarding and it's never too crowded which makes it nice for beginners or novices like them. So they don't feel real intimidated and have a good time. The ramps and things aren't too steep either so it makes nice for them to learn the skills of skateboarding. Overall pretty nice park that the kids have a lot of fun at. It is surrounded by other fun activities like walking trails, a baseball field and some full court basketball courts. Cool little community area that's safe as it literally is connected to the police station.

It's very fun skate park. I grew up here riding with my friends and it was always a blast and great…read moretimes. It was a great place for me to learn a lot of my tricks. One thing that is a very big downside about this park is how awful the quarter pipe is and a lot of parents let their children play on the ramps like it's a playground.

Mt Washington skat park is a very large and nice skating park with all kinds of ramps and railings…read morelocated in the city park of mount Washington Kentucky. My 3 older daughters love to come here to roller blades, skate board and ride scooters. The park as mentioned is very nice and rather large and has sections for intermediate skills and. Beginners like my girls and more advanced areas for the future Tony hawks of the world. Overall very cool area that my kiddos have a lot of fun at. Good and different activity for the youth of the area to participate in.

Amazing small park but very much geared towards bmx. Great bowl and a lot of transitions.read more

Great place to take the kids to play at the splash pad, play park or skate park. Large parking area…read moreand covered picnic tables

It's more massive then the low taper fade meme I love and I will host a birthday party for the…read moreskibidi Ohio gyatt rizz ninja who made the low taper fade meme massive It'll be on May 6th 2027

The skatepark needs repairs and improvements. To be honest, it needs completely redone…read more The ramps are over 20 years old. They are rusty and dangerous because the lips to the ramps are lifted off the ground. Also, the asphalt is not smooth, and there are large cracks running all the way through the park. Nothing noticeably wrong with tennis, swimming, and basketball court area

There is a lot to do at Thornton Park. They have an aquatic center (seasonal), skate park, tennis…read morecourts, basketball courts, and a playground. They also have a community center and shelter accessible from Q Street with plenty of parking. Parking also is available off Brian Lane Way on the west side of the park. The only negative I had was that I found all the fencing around the different sections of the park (tennis, aquatic area, and skate park) made it difficult to reach the other side of the park without driving out and around the neighborhood to the other side. One bonus though was the pair of limestone guardian heads along the path up to the playground. Very cool! Review #1982

Had a great time with the grand kiddos. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because of the mess in…read morethe latrines.

I like hiking. A lot. And I like hiking at new and different places…read more Charlestown State Park is....okay. They have some really nice trails, spread out and across a large area. There is plenty of parking. And I believe that camping is an option. You have to pay to get in, which is fine. But I am highly annoyed that out of state cars have to pay more. Once when I went though, it was in the off season and there was no one working at the entrance gate. We were hoping to pay with a card, and it appeared to be an honor system for paying the $9 on days when the park is open, but no one is working. I was enticed by the promise of Rose Island ruins (a former amusement park/resort. Not actually an island). But as interesting as it sounds, it was disappointing. It has been all cleaned up and sign-ified and it is more meh than I had hoped. I would probably come back more often if it was more like $5 to get in. But with Louisville's copious parks, state and otherwise, and Bernheim about the same distance drive, I'm inclined to stay on my side of the river.

How fortunate are the residents of Louisville to have this beautiful 554 acre State Park and lovely…read moregreen space at their doorstep. Pickle Ball brought us here today, and we were pleased with availability in this beautiful setting. Other offerings include: *Playground near the tennis/pickleball courts *Soccer fields *BMX *Running, hiking, walking trails (dogs must be leashed) *Dog park And much more! The park states it closes at 10 p, m.

We visit Tom Sawyer Park on occasion. Tonight we brought our dinner to the park and sat on lawn…read morechairs in the grass. There was also a wood bench in the area. The grass was quite wet and slightly muddy. It had been cut recently. The park offers a playground and swimming pool. We enjoyed the trails, both paved and gravel. The trees are mature and plentiful. There are restrooms usually open and available. There are plenty of trash cans too. Suggestions are to repair the benches to make them more usable and offer more picnic tables in good condition.

Great park. Designed by a skater for skaters. Well lit, obstacles from simple to wtf. Generally a…read moremostly laid back vibe. However, it is no longer open 24hrs due to some trouble makers last summer. But over all still a safe fun spot, as well as great spot to view fireworks, or walk to Big Four Bridge a few blocks away.

This is a nice park for skateboarders, roller bladers, and bmx'ers of all ages. It was opened in…read more2002 and spans 40,000 square feet. It is open 24 hours. The park is dedicated and named after former Louisville Mayor David L. Armstrong, who was instrumental in its construction. They have ramps, tunnels, boxes, lines, ledges, rails, stairs and of course half pipes and bowls. This park is not only a skate park and bike park, but has been adopted by graffiti artist. There is some real nice art work here. The place is covered in it. The half pipe is about 24 feet high, in addition to 2 11-foot bowls, 2 8-foot bowls, 2 4-foot bowls and a six foot bowl. There is a lot of free street parking available to park and visit the park. I really liked this park. Everyone there was nice and working on their craft. This is one of the better options for skateboarders, skaters and bikers to do what they do, but in a controlled environment. There is an emergency phone on site and you are almost certain to not be alone there. The city did a greta job putting this project together.

Sam Peden Community Park is a good-sized park that needs more trees…read more There's lots to love about Community Park. The walking path is long and well-kept. If you need an easy path, there's the loop around the large duck and goose pond. If you want something a little more challenging, the path leading back to the 4H Fair Grounds has a decent elevation and optional stairs. There are multiple playgrounds for kids and a few areas for sports and games. Nearby are also shelters that can be reserved for events. Parking is plentiful and in multiple spots. There is also a growing effort to install more public art, a reading path, and some free-range meadow grasses. I'm hopeful that the trees grow back after the building of the Academy apartments and that more are planted around the path to provide more shade during the hot summer months. But a great, local park!

After living in New Albany for several years, we discovered the magic that is Sam Peden Community…read morePark (or just Community Park if you grew up around here.) The park boasts loads of amenities in a well-kept landscape. For bird lovers: there's a gorgeous pond which is visited by a lot of ducks, geese, and local bird friends. There's a great 1.2 mile walking track that circles the park, offering views of the pond and a walk and read (single book pages at stops along the trail) for folks with kiddos. They have two playgrounds, four sheltered areas, restrooms (although I've only seen them open twice - pro tip: go to Aldi across the street from the park if they're closed - fast, easy, and clean!), a few short nature trails, green space, a sand volleyball court, soccer fields, a basketball court, and a heck of a lot of tennis courts. I'm new to roller skating and the tennis courts here are a dream come true! Yes, this may not be their intended purpose, and yes, one tennis player one time may have gotten a bit peeved BUT there are so many courts, you don't have to feel guilty about taking away anyone's ability to play tennis. During the week, I've never found the park too crowded. In the early mornings, virtually empty minus some walkers and tennis players. In the evening, loads more folks but still has never felt too crowded, plus LOTS of dog walkers which always makes me excited to see so many sweet puppy faces strolling around. Basketball games are generally happening. On the weekends, this place does get busy. Shelters are available for rent, so there's often parties taking place, we've seen tennis tournaments, soccer games, and more but with how large the park is, we've never felt overcrowded or like we've lost our personal space and have always been able to find easy parking. I would highly recommend this park any time of day and any day of the week.

I was tired of skateboarding out in the sun and getting burned, so bf got me to try this place out…read more I wasn't planning on skating because I've never been to an indoor park and was just going to watch and get the feel for things, but the owner, Floyd, was super cool and friendly and the place looked nice so I couldn't resist. The skate shop is really nice and things are priced fairly. Pre-built boards are roughly $100. To have Floyd put one together for you the price is dependent upon what you choose for your board. I got a Real deck with Independent trucks, Street Scoundrel wheels, and basic black grip tape and it cost me about $150 after tax. You also get a free skate class or free admission for your next skate session when you purchase a board. After trying the board out it's definitely the best I've skated and well worth the price. Riot offers group lessons, private lessons, and even hosts a ladies night on Wednesday for $5 admission. The store carries everything you'd ever need to skate, refreshments, and clothing. When visiting Riot, you'll feel welcome, you'll find good quality wares, and most importantly, you'll have fun while supporting a local business!

Cool indoor park. Riot has lots of options to get creative. The owner was super cool - we actually…read morehosted a kids party here. Turns out pizza and skateboards are a pretty good time.