Tigard Skatepark
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4.4(138)
Skill Level
Advanced
Location
Tigard, Oregon
Entry
Paid
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Tigard Skatepark is a big, bowl-heavy concrete park with smooth transitions that feels best for intermediate to advanced skaters and riders. If you’re bringing kids or beginners, expect limited safe options in the big bowls and plan around crowds and wet-weather drainage issues.
At a Glance
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Materialsmooth concrete
Features
BowlVert RampFlow Bowl
Local Guidelines
- Not recommended for very young kids in the big bowls; bring toddlers only when they can skate safely.
Park has two large pool/bowl areas plus a smaller pool area. Reviewers mention it can be very dark at night and that night skating is limited to lit areas; street lights provide some lighting. Multiple reviews note drainage issues when wet (can become like a swimming pool). Several reviews mention it is next to/monitored by the police station and that there is a public bathroom. Some reviewers report homeless presence in/near the parking lot and caution against leaving kids unattended.
Hours
- Friday
- Open 24 hours
- Monday
- Open 24 hours
- Sunday
- Open 24 hours
- Tuesday
- Open 24 hours
- Saturday
- Open 24 hours
- Thursday
- Open 24 hours
- Wednesday
- Open 24 hours
Community Voice
Skaters consistently describe Tigard Skatepark as large and bowl-focused, with smooth concrete and transitions that make for fast, fun sessions. Many reviewers say it’s not ideal for beginners or small kids because the ramps/features are big and can be dangerous when others are skating. Common complaints include drainage problems when it’s wet and occasional safety concerns related to people in the parking area or bathroom; some also mention it can be dark at night and that night skating is limited to lit zones.
Overall Sentiment
70%
Pros
- Smooth, super clean concrete with buttery-smooth coping and transitions
- Large, bowl-heavy layout with lots of flow and line variety
- Good for intermediate/advanced riders and big-air attempts
- Public bathroom available and plenty of parking
- Generally described as a safe, community-oriented vibe (police nearby/monitored)
Cons
- Not beginner-friendly; big ramps/bowls can be unsafe for first-timers and toddlers
- Drainage issues when wet (can feel like a swimming pool)
- Night skating can be difficult because it gets very dark outside the lit areas
- Some safety concerns reported about homeless presence in/near the parking lot and bathroom
- Design/feature placement can make some obstacles unusable or reduce flow/space
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