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Skate parks in Calgary
Choose a skatepark for the kind of riding you want to do. Street features, bowls and flowing transitions are different layouts, and a small skatespot serves a different visit from a larger park. The City directory describes those distinctions at named locations.
Use the comparison checklistUse the layout descriptions
The City's skatepark directory describes several sites as street-style, flow-style or a mix including bowls and transition elements. These descriptions are more useful than treating every location as a set of ramps. Read the named site's information and decide which elements match the session you want; the directory does not assign a universal skill rating.
Separate permanent parks from scheduled opportunities
The directory lists permanent facilities and points to the Mobile Skate & Scoot programme. Permanent sites have their own hours and permitted uses, while a mobile programme depends on a published schedule. The City describes several wheeled sports at its permanent parks, but do not assume motorised equipment is included. Check the official description for your equipment and chosen location.
Local directory
20 local listings in this category.
Bowness Skatepark
Calgary
CKE Skate Spot
Calgary
Carrington Skatespot
Calgary
Cowboys Park (formerly Shaw Millennium Park)
Calgary
Deer Run Skatespot
Calgary
Genesis Centre Skatepark
Calgary
Huntington Hills Skatespot
Calgary
Mid Sun Skatepark
Calgary
Midnapore Skatepark
Calgary
Mobile Skate & Scoot Spot
Calgary
New Brighton Skatepark
Calgary
North East Community Skatepark
Calgary
Rocky Ridge Skatepark
Calgary
Skatelife Temporary Indoor Facility
Calgary
Southwood Skatepark
Calgary
The Compound Indoor Skate Park
Calgary
The Park Indoor Skate Facility
Calgary
Vortex Action Sports
Calgary
Westside Recreation Centre Skate Park
Calgary
Woodcreek Skatepark
Calgary
