Every public skatepark in and around Jacksonville, plus Kona. Tap a park to open it in Google Maps.
Open since June 1977 and named the oldest surviving commercial skatepark by Guinness. Snake runs, a bowl, mini ramps, a street course and the vert ramp. Pay by session or day; closed Mondays.
Opened in 2024 under the bridges at the end of Riverside Ave. Street and transition terrain with lights for night sessions. No bowls. Free skate clinics on the first Saturday of the month.
About 9,000 sq ft of smooth concrete: transition of different sizes, ledges and a rail. Lit at night, with shade trees, trails and a dog park next door.
Old-school metal ramp park: 6-ft half pipe, 7-ft quarter pipe, spine, jump boxes, rails and a bank with a pyramid. Playground and nature boardwalk in the same park.
LaVilla's DIY spot, built by local skaters on the park's old tennis courts. Listed by the city as a skate spot.
Small skate spot on the City of Jacksonville's list of skate parks.
Metal ramps on smooth concrete, right on the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail. Restrooms and water across the trail.
Concrete snake run and two bowls, wrapped by a street section with ledges, rails and banks. Free parking and restrooms.
Deep, steep bowls with a few rails tucked around the sides. Best for experienced riders. Lit at night.
Smooth concrete street park with a long manual pad, ledges and a hydrant gap. Helmet and waiver required; no scooters.
Banks, a spine, quarter pipe and rails a block from Main Beach. Renamed for local Olympic skater Poe Pinson.
Metal ramps in a lot next to the walking path, inside a big park with courts and fields.
28,000 sq ft of concrete with a 9.5-ft kidney pool, a beginner bowl, ledges, banks and rails. Lit until about 11pm. No bikes.
Small concrete park across the street from the Alligator Farm. Good for beginners.
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