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Gaylord Sackler Memorial Skate Park

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Gaylord Sackler Memorial Skate Park — BMX rider performing high jump trick in air1 / 21Photo courtesy of Google Maps contributors
Google Rating
4.8(129)
Skill Level

Beginner

Location

Austin, Texas

pump track skatingbeginner skateboarderskids and familiesBMX and scooterslearning lines and cruising

Go if you want a beginner-friendly pump track plus a street-style concrete course with rails, ramps, and a bowl—skaters and riders of many wheel types seem to have a great time. Expect a family vibe with shade, bathrooms, and water, but try to arrive earlier if you want to avoid afternoon crowding and watch out for dogs near the pump track.

At a Glance

WCRestrooms
WaterWater Fountain
ShadeShade
ParkingParking
Materialsmooth concrete

Features

BowlStreet SectionRailsLedgesPump Track

Free public skate park with free parking. Reviews mention bathrooms, shade areas, drinking fountains/water fountain, and a large covered area. Some reviewers note it can get crowded in the afternoon and that the pump track area can be busy; one review mentions no lights despite opening at 5am. Dogs are allowed and there have been at least one dog-bite incident and warnings about dogs near the track.

Hours

Friday
5AM-10PM
Monday
5AM-10PM
Sunday
5AM-10PM
Tuesday
5AM-10PM
Saturday
5AM-10PM
Thursday
5AM-10PM
Wednesday
5AM-10PM

Community Voice

Skaters consistently praise the park’s smooth concrete, clean transitions, and the fun pump track that works for many wheel types (skateboards, scooters, BMX, inline skates). Visitors also highlight the family-friendly atmosphere, shaded seating/covered areas, and amenities like restrooms and a water fountain. Common complaints are that the park/pump area can get crowded (especially afternoons) and that the space can feel cramped when busy; there are also safety concerns raised about unsupervised kids and dogs near the track. Maintenance is described as well maintained for a new park, with some mentions of no lights despite early opening.

Overall Sentiment
100%

Pros

  • Smooth concrete and clean transitions
  • Awesome pump track with multiple lines/obstacles
  • Rails/ramps/bowls and a street course that feels approachable
  • Well-maintained and relatively new
  • Bathrooms, shade/covered area, and water fountain

Cons

  • Pump track gets busy in the afternoon and can be cramped when packed
  • Safety issues reported from kids running into lines/unsupervised use
  • Dogs allowed; at least one dog-bite incident and warnings about dogs near the track
  • One review notes no lights even though it opens at 5am

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CrowdModerate
Conditionwell-maintained

Location

3601 Zach Scott St, Austin, Texas 78723

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