Calvary Skatepark.
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3.9(38)
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Entry
Paid
bowl skatingdropping inskaters who want a supervised/helmet-required environmentfamilies/kids
Calvary Skatepark is a supervised, helmet-required park with strong bowl flow and plenty of variety, including street-style features like rails and boxes. It’s a great option if you want to practice dropping in, but expect limited hours and occasional closures, so check before you go.
At a Glance
WCRestrooms
ParkingParking
Materialmixed
Features
BowlRailsFlow Bowl
Local Guidelines
- Helmet Required
Helmets are required and provided free of charge; park is supervised with a waiver/sign-in requirement. Reviewers mention limited/short hours and that the park is often closed (including seasonal winter closure). One review notes the big bowl can be dirty and another notes drainage/concrete finishing issues (water pooling around drains). Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot are available. A café and bathrooms are mentioned.
Hours
- Friday
- 8AM-5PM
- Monday
- 8AM-8PM
- Sunday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 8AM-8PM
- Saturday
- 12-8PM
- Thursday
- 8AM-8PM
- Wednesday
- 8AM-6PM
Community Voice
Skaters consistently praise the park’s flow, especially the bowls and transitions, and note that the facility feels clean and safe. Multiple reviewers mention helmet requirements, waivers, and friendly supervision, with some also highlighting available bathrooms and a café. Common complaints include limited hours/seasonal closures and occasional cleanliness or drainage/concrete issues in the bowl area; a few also feel it can get crowded when more than a small group is skating.
Overall Sentiment
70%
Pros
- Great bowl flow and transitions for dropping in
- Variety of features including street objects like rails/box
- Supervised with waivers and a welcoming, encouraging staff
- Clean and safety-focused environment; helmets required
- Bathrooms available (and a café mentioned)
Cons
- Limited hours and it’s often closed (including winter season closures)
- Big bowl can be dirty at times
- Drainage/concrete finishing issues can cause water pooling
- Can feel crowded when more than ~10 people skate
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