The skate park is open to all. The people that hang out here are pretty nice. It's a great way to…read morekill a couple of hours. Parking is free. There are a few ramps to work with.

First off, this spot is frequented... a lot. It's changed a bit over the years. First, it was…read morefenced. Fence is gone and now just open. The pavement is rough... but, the ramps must be pretty good cuz a lot of people go there, plus it's free. The Ramps are smooth, skateboarders go there like crazy, it's right next to the trail, next to the parking lot for city hall. No lights, so when it gets dark it's over. For free, in a one hoarse town... it's a good spot.

A medium sized clean indoor skatepark…read more Since Drop in killed itself. A Gardensk8 committed suicide to prove a point therw is no indoor skatepark in northern NJ. This is the closest. And not bad either.

2nd Nature is a great place, the people there are very nice. The hooked me up with a great board,…read morethat I love, and the skate park itself is awesome. If you need a skateboard or you just want to skate, you need to come to 2nd Nature! The only thing that was bad about it, was that one day I was skating by myself and the guy came out and said they were closing, but when I got home I went on their website and they'll be open for another hour. Just because I was the only one there and he just wanted to go home.

A great local park founded by the late great Andy Kessler who should in my opinion be its namesake…read more Used to have more verts but after recent concrete construction has more rails and is more beginner friendly. As of today the bowl is still under construction. Yes, there are scooter kids and a lot of bikes at times but you have to share the space. Definitely one of the better skate parks in the city.

PROS: This park is amazing. It has a nice skate park, long fishing dock, great waterfront, fields…read moreto play and relax in, and a playground for the kids. CONS: There is hardly any parking. there's one small side street and that's it OVERALL: I would highly suggest coming here especially if you're in the area. But expect to walk since you may have to park far away

A plaza style park near the Hudson. Nice location, however there are ALOT of children and families…read morethat don't realize this is a SKATEPARK and they have a habit of walking in all of the ramps while people are trying to ride them.

Nice little park, good flow, good options, knee high rails, ledges, bank, gap, concrete mini, only…read moreissue is the death decks on the bank, 1/4, and half. they are maybe 2' wide and drop off 4', at least it's to grass, but still, not a great place to learn lip tricks, the mini ramp coping has plenty of slide but will stall. Was empty when I got there but then tons of kids showed up, seemed chill. Good is huge houses on one side, big houses on the other smaller more beat up houses on the other and the back of a police station on the closest side, if you want to build the skate park behind a hospital or a fire station that's a great place to do it but behind a police station you are just calling skateboarders criminals that need to be watched over by big brother and it's super offensive. Get it together people!!! skateboarding is not a crime, there was a big ad campaign about it in the 80s. there is parking 2hr limit until 7pm closes at dusk.

My son loves this skatepark. It's all concrete, wide, spacious and lots of ramps of various ramp…read moresizes. It's clean too! There are many people of different abilities that come here. I brought my 2 year old and 4 year old. You'd still have to watch out for them but the older kids didn't seem to mind them. There are red picnic tables for snack time. Lastly, there is parking next to the park - I'm estimating the lot could hold about 20 cars. But if the lot is full, there's street parking too.

community exercise oriented park with softball and soccer fields, a skate park, a paved loop…read morewalking/running trail, a wooded covered picnic area with a grill (permit required.) , a playground.. surrounded by suburbia, quite generic location, but ok park for its purpose. clean.

I had no idea how big this park was. Disc golf, dog park, mountain biking, hiking/nature trails,…read moreball fields, skate park... I could go on and on. It's an older park but has tons of new attractions and modern park features. It's worth going. This is a real Bristol, CT Gem. Pequabuck river flows through it. Tons of green space. Lots of parking. A really great park to visit.

Located on the West End of Bristol, Rockwell Park has been a staple in my family since the mid…read more40's! (my grandparents home is off the park) The park has a nice shady walking path around its border for hot summer days as well as a splash pad ...and pool for kids. They have SO MANY fun events just look in Bristol Park and Rec webpage... For example, they have music every Tuesday throughout the summer in the outdoor amphitheater. They have Muzzy field adjacent to the parking lot and there are games of all kinds with fireworks afterward. They have seasonal events, including visits from Santa in Mrs. Rockwells pavillion. Also, there is a skateboard cement park that was professionally designed by pro skaters.... A frisbee disc golf course on one end AND a dog park!!! I can't say enough of good things about Rockwell Park...I absolutely Love this local spot.