Anthem Hills Skatepark
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4.7(119)
Skill Level
Intermediate
Location
Henderson, Nevada
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Anthem Hills is a large, flow-focused concrete park built around interconnected bowls with smooth transitions, plus some ledges/low street features for variety. It’s great for scooters, BMX, and skaters, but expect crowds on weekends and be ready for steeper bowl sections if you’re still learning.
At a Glance
LightsLights
ParkingParking
Materialsmooth concrete
Features
BowlVert RampLedgesFlow Bowl
Reviews mention the park is well lit at night and closes around 10 pm. Some reviewers note steep bowl lips for learning and a few blind corners. Multiple mentions of bowls and smooth transitions/flow; street features are limited (mostly ledges/low rails/box). Parking can be full on Saturdays and it can get packed on weekends.
Hours
- Friday
- 7AM-10PM
- Monday
- 7AM-10PM
- Sunday
- 7AM-10PM
- Tuesday
- 7AM-10PM
- Saturday
- 7AM-10PM
- Thursday
- 7AM-10PM
- Wednesday
- 7AM-10PM
Community Voice
Skaters consistently praise Anthem Hills for its huge, open layout, smooth transitions, and bowl flow that lets you move around the park. Many visitors like that it works for scooters and BMX as well as skateboarding, and several mention it’s well lit for night sessions and generally clean/well kept. Common complaints are that it can get crowded (especially weekends), street obstacles are limited compared with the bowls, and some bowl lips are steep for beginners.
Overall Sentiment
80%
Pros
- Interconnected bowls with strong flow and smooth transitions
- Well lit for night riding and open until about 10 pm
- Large park with open layout and plenty of room
- Good variety for scooters, BMX, and skateboarding
- Generally clean and well maintained
Cons
- Can get packed/crowded on weekends
- Limited street obstacles (mostly ledges/low rails and a box)
- Some bowl sections/lips are steep for learning
- Blind corners—need to watch where you’re going
- E-bike presence is mentioned as a safety concern
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