Sarge's Skate Park
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4.1(44)
Skill Level
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Location
Brooklyn, New York
Entry
Paid
beginners learning drop-insmini ramp / transition practicenight sessionsquiet sessions with few peoplestreet ledge work
Sarge's Skate Park is a weird, spread-out spot with a mix of quarter pipes, wall rides, and granite ledges more than a clean, modern flow setup. Skaters who like transition can still have fun here, especially if they want to practice dropping in, rock fakie, or mini-ramp basics, and several reviews say the ledges at the basketball court are the standout street feature. The vibe sounds quiet and low-key most of the time, with multiple people noting it is usually not packed and can be a good place to learn without a crowd. That said, the park gets a lot of criticism for its strange layout, wasted space, and the amount of pushing needed to connect lines. Surface grip is also a recurring complaint, with some calling the ground slick or uneven. It appears usable for beginners and casual sessions, but advanced skaters may find it limited after a while unless they enjoy its quirky transitions. Night sessions are a plus because the lights stay on.
At a Glance
LightsLights
WCRestrooms
WaterWater Fountain
ParkingParking
Materialmixed
Features
Street SectionLedgesMini Ramp
Bathrooms are mentioned as both closed and very clean in different reviews; the park also seems to have on-site lighting and parking availability.
Hours
- Friday
- 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Monday
- 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Sunday
- 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Tuesday
- 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Saturday
- 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Thursday
- 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Wednesday
- 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Community Voice
Reviewers consistently describe Sarge's as an odd, spread-out park with quarter pipes, wall rides, and ledges rather than a polished flow layout. Many skaters like it for beginner progression, especially learning to drop in, rock fakie, or mini-ramp basics, while others say it takes a lot of pushing and gets stale quickly. The strongest praise goes to the granite/street ledges and the park’s usually uncrowded feel, with some noting it is a good night-skating option because the lights stay on. Complaints center on the bizarre design, wasted middle space, slick or uneven ground, and the hazard created by unsupervised small children and scooters.
Overall Sentiment
58%
Pros
- Granite street ledges at the basketball court
- Good for learning drop-ins and mini ramp basics
- Usually not crowded
- Lights stay on for night skating
- Can be fun for carving around the walls and transitions
Cons
- Weird layout with lots of wasted open space
- Surface can be slippery or uneven
- Requires a lot of pushing to connect lines
- Small kids and scooters can create safety issues
- Some features are spread far apart and feel disjointed
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