Top Rated
Skate Parks
in Minneapolis
Minneapolis has a real grab-bag skate scene: downtown concrete gems, neighborhood parks, old-school rough spots, and a few newer builds that actually flow. The reviews make it clear this city can go from "small but fun" to "best layout in Minnesota" depending on where you roll.
If you want the strongest hits, Elliot Skatepark brings a downtown concrete mix of ledges, banks, transitions, a half bowl, and a “creativity oozes from this concrete” kind of feel. Gateway Park Skatepark gets love for its long run, unique layout, and bowl, while New Hope Skate plaza and Rogers Lake Skatepark stand out for smooth concrete, good variety, and a newer, cleaner ride. For learning or a laid-back session, spots like Morris Park Skatepark, Skatepark - Augsburg Park, Richfield, and St Louis Skatepark keep coming up as beginner-friendly with solid flow.
Quick Stats
14
Total Parks
4
Free Parks
1
With Lights
0
Indoor
Asphalt
Top Surface
3
Skill Levels
Park Map
All Skate Parks in Minneapolis
14 parks found
4Armatage Skatepark
empty
beginnerskids
mixed
4.7Bde Maka Ska
crowdeddecent
cruising lapsbeginner skaters
asphalt
2.3Brackett Skatepark
neglected
beginnerslocal casual sessions
BowlStreet SectionRailssmooth concrete
4.8Elliot Skatepark
crowdedwell-maintained
beginnersall-around street skating
Bowlsmooth concrete
4.2Folwell Park Skatepark
moderatedecent
bowl skatingsessions at a new park
Lightsasphalt
4.8Lake of the Isles Park
moderatedecent
cruising and longboardingbeginner-friendly skating
5Minnesota's First Free Outdoor Fingerboard Skatepark
moderatedecent
fingerboardingbeginners
Street SectionRailsasphalt
3.9Morris Park Skatepark
moderateneglected
beginnerskids
Street SectionRailssmooth concrete
3.8NE 2nd St Skatepark
moderatedecent
beginnerskids and scooter practice
Street Sectionmixed
2.5Olson Jr High Skatepark
moderateneglected
flat-ground practicebeginners
Street Section
4.6Painter Skate Park
moderatedecent
street skatingtechnical practice
Street SectionRailsasphalt
3.3Saint Anthony Village Skatepark
moderateneglected
beginnerslittle skaters
Skatepark
Street SectionRailssmooth concrete
4.4Skatepark - Augsburg Park, Richfield
moderatedecent
beginner skatersflow and line skating
What Skaters Are Saying in Minneapolis
Real reviews from the local skate community.
“Pretty great location, decent size. The builders knew exactly what they were doing when they built this park. Little bit of this and a whole lot of that, flat bars, ledges, banks, transitions, pockets, creativity oozes from this concrete.”
“Best skatepark layout in Minnesota? Maybe. Honestly it's got such a unique layout that allows for lines to be made, the features have some unique qualities and there's a pretty nice bowl to skate as well. As far as MN parks go this is perfect, maybe only one or two parks I've been to here even compared. As they come around here you can't get much better.”
“New, flat and very smooth pavement, with a load of wooden obstacles and features. Tons of quarter pipes, a mini half pipe, flat & round rails, boxes and plenty of banks. Great for a beginner of skateboarding or any roller sport. The coping on the quarters and spine were a bit weird.”
“As MN skateparks goes this is a five star for me. It allows for creativity and has some features not found in our area often. Nothing crazy, kind of small but it's laid out a thousand times better than most parks in the metro area, it has a natural flow and isn't just a ramp funbox rail nothing burger. Had fun just doing laps and goofing off. More stuff like this!”
“Good ramps, ground is rough and some obstacles are broken/rusty but it's a decent place for beginners.”
Best Parks for Bowl Skating in Minneapolis
These Minneapolis parks feature quality bowl sections for transition skating.
BowlStreet SectionRailssmooth concrete
4.8Elliot Skatepark
crowdedwell-maintained
beginnersall-around street skating
Bowlsmooth concrete
4.2Folwell Park Skatepark
moderatedecent
bowl skatingsessions at a new park
Best Street Skating in Minneapolis
Minneapolis parks with dedicated street sections, rails, and ledges.
Beginner-Friendly Parks in Minneapolis
Great for learning — these Minneapolis parks cater to beginners.
4Armatage Skatepark
empty
beginnerskids
mixed
4.7Bde Maka Ska
crowdeddecent
cruising lapsbeginner skaters
asphalt
2.3Brackett Skatepark
neglected
beginnerslocal casual sessions
Free Skate Parks in Minneapolis
No entry fee required at these Minneapolis parks.
Lightsasphalt
4.8Lake of the Isles Park
moderatedecent
cruising and longboardingbeginner-friendly skating
5Minnesota's First Free Outdoor Fingerboard Skatepark
moderatedecent
fingerboardingbeginners
Street SectionRailsasphalt
3.9Morris Park Skatepark
moderateneglected
beginnerskids
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there free skate parks in Minneapolis?
- Yes! There are 4 free skate parks in Minneapolis, including Lake of the Isles Park, Minnesota's First Free Outdoor Fingerboard Skatepark, Morris Park Skatepark, Skatepark - Augsburg Park, Richfield.
- Which skate parks in Minneapolis have lights?
- 1 skate park in Minneapolis have lighting for night sessions, including Lake of the Isles Park.
- Are there indoor skate parks in Minneapolis?
- Currently there are no indoor skate parks listed in Minneapolis. All parks are outdoor facilities.
- What skill levels are the skate parks in Minneapolis suited for?
- Minneapolis's skate parks cover a range of skill levels: 13 for beginner skaters, 8 for intermediate skaters, 8 for advanced skaters. Many parks offer sections for multiple skill levels.
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