Laurelhurst Skate Park
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3.7(15)
Location
Portland, Oregon
Entry
Paid
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Laurelhurst Skate Park is a small, kid-friendly spot with a pump track and a miniramp/spine, but some skaters say the wooden track sections aren’t very skateable due to gaps and the miniramp can feel slick. If you’re looking for a compact place to ride and get exercise—especially with kids—it sounds fun, but advanced street-style features like ledges/rails aren’t clearly confirmed.
Features
Pump TrackMini Ramp
Reviewers describe wooden track sections with large gaps that many skaters find not skateable, and a miniramp/spine that is described as slick due to paint. One reviewer notes the pump track is very small. Multiple reviews mention it is small and fun for kids; one reviewer suggests it may be more suited to a small demographic.
Hours
- Friday
- 5AM-10:30PM
- Monday
- 5AM-10:30PM
- Sunday
- 5AM-10:30PM
- Tuesday
- 5AM-10:30PM
- Saturday
- 5AM-10:30PM
- Thursday
- 5AM-10:30PM
- Wednesday
- 5AM-10:30PM
Community Voice
Skaters describe Laurelhurst as cute and functional, with a small pump track and a miniramp/spine that can be fun for riders, especially kids. Several reviews criticize the wooden track sections as having large gaps that make them difficult to skate for most wheels, and one notes the miniramp feels slippery because of paint. Overall opinions are mixed: some visitors enjoy it for casual riding, while others want more traditional skatepark features like smoother surfaces and additional obstacles.
Overall Sentiment
50%
Pros
- Pump track is fun (though described as very small)
- Miniramp/spine provides a rideable feature
- Good for kids and family-friendly energy
- Some reviewers call it functional and enjoyable
Cons
- Wooden track sections are not skateable for most skaters due to large gaps
- Miniramp/spine is described as too slick because of paint
- Park feels too limited/specialized for broader skateboarding use
- Reviewers suggest it lacks more common skatepark elements like ledges/manual pads
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