Seymour Smith Skate Park
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4.4(58)
Skill Level
Advanced
Location
Omaha, Nebraska
Entry
Paid
transition skatingvert/bowl skatingadvanced skatersskaters who like street obstacleskids (with supervision)
Seymour Smith is a big transition/vert-style skate park with bowls and plenty of rails, ledges, and stair features—great if you already have some confidence. Expect uneven conditions at times (mud and drainage/crack/patch issues), so bring your A-game and be ready for a more advanced vibe than a beginner-only park.
At a Glance
ParkingParking
Materialmixed
Features
BowlVert RampStreet SectionRailsLedgesStairs
Reviews mention the pool/bowl holds a few inches of water and has drainage/construction issues, plus cracks and patching needs in the street section. Some areas are described as very muddy with grass dirt creeping in, and there are vulgar graffiti spots on some bowls.
Hours
- Friday
- 5AM-11PM
- Monday
- 5AM-11PM
- Sunday
- 5AM-11PM
- Tuesday
- 5AM-11PM
- Saturday
- 5AM-11PM
- Thursday
- 5AM-11PM
- Wednesday
- 5AM-11PM
Community Voice
Skaters find Seymour Smith to be a large, well-laid-out park with a strong transition/vert/bowl draw, plus lots of street features like stairs, rails, and ledges. Many visitors appreciate the welcoming atmosphere for learning and the variety of activities, including for kids and families. Common complaints include poor maintenance in spots—cracks, patching needs, and a pool/bowl that doesn’t drain properly—along with muddy conditions and some areas that feel too difficult for most beginners.
Overall Sentiment
50%
Pros
- Large transition/vert/bowl section that many skaters enjoy
- Good variety of features including rails, ledges, and stair sets
- Welcoming vibe for new skaters with people offering advice
- Lots of activities nearby (family-friendly park elements like playground/splash)
Cons
- Street section obstacles/ramps have cracks at the bottom and need patching
- Pool/bowl drainage/construction issues leave standing water
- Concrete/obstacles described as getting crusty with some maintenance needed
- Muddy conditions with dirt/grass creeping into the park
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