This skatepark is awsome. if your a young kid that is new to skating then this is the place! it…read morealso has some things that are way to hard for me but i know some of you people are able to do it so don't think the skate park is for kids only! it's challenging

For those skateboarders in Loudoun County (spec. Ashburn, Leesburg) this park is conveniently…read morelocated off Route 7 in Leesburg. Lots of parking. Benches for spectators. Well kept and the staff is pretty cool. Make sure bring your helmet for safety.

Great spot on the weekend. Big parking lot with lots of parking. Love the chill vibe!read more

bruh this skatepark pretty good it's just that i suck at skating but i would recommendread more

This is the smoothest park I have yet to find on the EC. This is the best park to learn in, there…read moreare great features for all skill levels. You can Easily spend the whole day. Plenty of flow. Nice little bowl, great concrete work. It's a piece of heaven. Rails, ledges, hips, 1/4's, banks, it's just dreamy.

Free skatepark. Located off Route 50. Very clean and well kept.read more

This is the only skate park near my house. It's very fun. The people at the skate park are normally…read morereally nice. They just rebuilt the playground next to it.

This place is pretty awesome, it's beginner to intermediate with a vert section in the bowl, there…read moreis a mini pool? Pyramid? With some coping and roll ins In the middle, the concrete is smooth in most spots, a little lumpy on the ditch/bank transition from round wall to flat. Locals are welcoming and friendly and there are a a ton of good skaters to follow, and a few you can help learn. All in all it's one of the better skateparks I've reviewed go check it out when you are in charm city or make to trip just for the park but don't be a dick, leave your ego trip at the gate before you skate...There's a place with deep fried PBJ's around the corner btw rocket to Venus

Really chill skate park, I came on a day that didn't really have a lot of people. I leaned how to…read morego down the ramps and the other dude that was here was really nice and chill. Definitely should check it out. I would say there isn't a lot of like cruising space so if you're coming to get comfortable on your board try to come on a day that's not busy!

Finally, something legit in the DC metro area. Best blend of plaza and transition of any park in…read morethe region. Built in the fall of 2014, this is the latest Spohn Ranch addition to our area. Unlike their modest plaza at Wakefield and their luckluster design at Lake Fairfax, though, this creation is exactly what contemporary designs are supposed to be: blended elements that combine something for everyone, look like a work of art, and leave you constantly finding more lines. I am a fan of big transitions but this place is still really fun at mostly 5 feet high. The rails are of the medium to low variety (all round) and the ledges have lots of different approach angles, heights, etc...i.e. way more fun than your usual skatepark hubba. The trannies are a little bumpy but not so much that it's distracting. I only bring it up because I was surprised that such a well-done park has that as a (very minor) flaw. What creative genius on the Spohn Ranch team designed this place, and why couldn't they have done Lake Fairfax? Run, don't walk, to this place. Bonus for families: the kiddie jungle gym park a stones throw away is like something out of Knotts Berry Farm. It must have cost a fortune, has restrooms, and a mist section for hot summer months.

This place is about the closest thing to a skate park as you get here in this part of Maryland…read more What you can find here: a bunch of shitty homemade ramps that fall apart clusters of kids getting in the way and a few local shredders (the few who are used to these terrible ramps) In addition to the banks, the 1/4 pipe (if you can call it that), a coped foot-high curb, and some assorted Jersey barriers (with no kickers?), theres also a mini ramp there. It's made of metal though, so slip outs are on the menu. Come here if you're in the area, and have a vehicle, and want to skate a strange little homemade spot. Just get your tetanus booster before.

the real ones know. Ktown is the spot. 99c Arizona iced teas and some sour patch kids. You flexin…read moreme you flexa?

Really love this skate park- I play roller derby and I go here to practice when I don't want to pay…read morefor a rink admission. There's plenty of room for me to skate and do drills on flat surfaces. Usually there are only a couple people there- skateboarders, chill, it's a good atmosphere (weekday mornings and afternoons are my only experience though. So idk about evenings or weekends they may be more crowded).

Has a pretty good park, they should put some effort into restoring the park into its former…read moregreatness

Good local concrete park with a basic street section with quarters all around and a huge pool. Also…read morea stair set with handrail and hubba as well as pyramid and manny pads. Pros: smooth, pretty good park flow, open til 10pm with lights in summer, adult skate seshes, next to Olney Swim Center (with vending machines and restroo Cons: have to pay, helmets required (rentals available), limited hours, lots of groms at times

It's nice LOL, the low star review are just haters. One of the cleanest parks I've ever been tooread more

Had a chill walking around at Pinecliff park. Beautiful weather made the walk very enjoyable at…read morethis open park. This is not a huge park, from the main entrance walking to the last gazebo which is #7 is about 0.8 miles. Along the way there is restrooms at every bbq cover place, and several has volleyball nets. Sports field spread throughout Restrooms are fairly clean. Playground: 2, the main one is by the entrance. Parking: plentiful. Lake view: peaceful and easy to access. Highly recommend Also a great place to practice driving & reverse parking in the early morning time, IF needed

What a gem - super fun playground with bathrooms! I imagine there's more to do but when you're a…read morekid, why leave the playground?