Sick concrete park built by 5th Pocket Skateparks. Great for maintaining flow and runs. Most…read morefeatures within the park are transition oriented but there are a couple street obstacles as well. This park is fun to ride and has a fairly private feel, as it is away from busy streets and nestled under I-76 next to the Skuykill river. Good for moderate to advanced riders, but definitely rideable for beginners.

I love going to this park. Especially the cement pond. There should be more parking for the…read moreplayground though. It's tight driving around at the playground because of no parking.

Always love this park. Great walking paths and beautiful trails. While it is across from a police…read morestation, always be careful.

Go early. I don't know anything about The hood but it looks rougher than the park. Nice little spot…read morewith banks, ledges, flat land, low rails, and hips, Mind the gap, and beware the bobbed wire fencing at hand level as you stand on deck.

Great park for anyone looking to sharpen their vert skateboarding or bmx skills, all though it…read morelacks flat ground there is still a lot to do here.

Maple shade skate park stands in the shade of nothing there is no shade here so know that going in…read moreall the maples are over to the left satellite photos indicated it would be huge and awesome upon arrival it is way smaller than pictured and way less awesome there's plenty to do here though there are 2.5' ledges there is a teeny tiny pyramid there is a staircase/step up thing, banks, vert walls, Jerome and the deep side there's a whole other deep side that's like super Verty and super fast concretes pretty good it's not great but it's fine it's about the same as Frederick as far as jankyness goes. There is nothing to do here for a beginner except maybe play with this tiny pyramid and try to learn how to skate transition, The shallow concrete is pretty Jenky it's far jankier than the deep end and the jankyness slows you down a lot, so keep that in mind. The roll in just throws you into the wall unless you go in sideways like a surfer or something and it's pretty sketch doing that, I'd say it's great for round wall and vert riders the vert side is just barely 8' so it's a great entry point for the vert curious to get your feet wet, bring softer wheels as the rough pavement isn't letting you slide out super easy which is a plus for some and a minus for others.

If you are ever in Philly and enjoy looking at art/graffiti or skateboarding then this place is a…read moremust see. There is a huge bowl, a half pipe, and some flat ground stuff too when it comes to the skating stuff. And if you want a cool place to get pictures taken and you can see in my pictures, this spot will make for some cool ones! Only warning I would give is the ground in the parking area is a little bit uneven so be careful walking through there.

Great chance to see a LEGEND skatepark. Ultimate DIY…read more lot of work to maintain, surfaces were ROUGH this late 2017 November day... Better suited to ADVANCED than mediocre skaters like me... Loved seeing it, other than annoying scooter (aren't they all annoying?) Kid, great experience. Lots of photo ops.

This Skatepark reminds me of the old Vans skatepark at potomac mills. only 12-15 bucks for all…read moreday.... that's a steal. I went on a rainy sunday and it was crowded but not crazy. I'm gonna go back on a school day and have the whole place to myself. Whoop Whoop

amazing skate park! great for bad weather and cooler months, skate all year around on the East…read moreCoast, cool Little shop inside. They offer birthday parties and also have events every once in a while for the community.

Awesome Indoor skate park for ALL instruments of the shred (skateboarding, BMX, Scooter, In Line…read moreSkate). Cool retro arcade (on the smaller size) Great atmosphere! Dirt cheap pricing!

This skatepark near the Art Museum was conceived in 2002, and brought to fruition in 2013. It was…read moremade from unutilized space, and is now accessible from another city project, the Schuylkill River Trail. I saw kids get on Regional Rail in the 'burbs, and be able to access this park via Schuylkill River Trail from 30th Street Station. It was great to see this so available to urban and suburban kids alike. I didn't see any posted rules, so I assume this was okay, but a group of kids on bikes were occupying one area, doing various tricks, while two other noticeable areas were available for skateboarders. It was very fun to watch everyone doing their stuff. There is graffiti all over the ramps and flat space. It is contained to the skatepark, so I'm guessing they gave a paint party to make it look authentic? Either that or our city graffiti artists are respectful of trail vs skatepark boundaries. My only complaint was it seemed overgrown. There are no grass patches growing through cracks in pavement or anything like that (I saw no cracks anyway), but the planting beds were straggly, and just really overcrowded with uncultivated sapling trees and weeds as big as bushes. If it were spring, allergies would be going haywire. All in all a great use of greenspace. It's just really in need of landscapers.