Rosedale Skatepark
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4.3(112)
Skill Level
Intermediate
Location
San Antonio, Texas
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Rosedale Skatepark has a big bowl with steel coping plus a small street-style section with rails, ledges, and stair sets, so it’s a solid spot if you’re comfortable with transitions and coping. Go earlier for fewer crowds, and be cautious in the bowl since some skaters report peeling paint/slick conditions and a few safety/cleanliness issues.
At a Glance
LightsLights
Materialsmooth concrete
Features
BowlVert RampStreet SectionRailsLedgesStairs
Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot. Multiple reviews mention a giant bowl with steel coping; some warn the bowl paint is peeling/slick and can be dangerous. Several reviewers mention limited shade and request brighter lights for night sessions. Safety concerns were raised by a few reviewers (paintball gun incident, stray dogs, fires, broken glass, gang activity), though other reviews describe it as clean and fun.
Hours
- Friday
- 5AM-11PM
- Monday
- 5AM-11PM
- Sunday
- 5AM-11PM
- Tuesday
- 5AM-11PM
- Saturday
- 5AM-11PM
- Thursday
- 5AM-11PM
- Wednesday
- 5AM-11PM
Community Voice
Skaters consistently describe Rosedale as having smooth concrete and a standout bowl with steel coping, along with rails/ledges/stairs for grinding and learning lines. Many visitors say it can be fun and approachable at times, especially for intermediate skaters, but several warn the bowl can be slick or have peeling paint that makes it easy to get stuck. A few reviews raise serious safety and cleanliness concerns (broken glass, stray dogs, fires, and reports of harassment), while others report the park is clean and well maintained. Overall, reviewers recommend going when it’s less crowded and being prepared for limited shade and lighting.
Overall Sentiment
50%
Pros
- Smooth concrete surface
- Giant bowl with steel coping
- Multiple rails (square and round) plus ledges and stair sets
- Fun mix of beginner-to-intermediate obstacles for learning grinds
- Clean at least some of the time; some reviewers call it well maintained
Cons
- Bowl paint reported as peeling/slick, making it easy to get stuck
- Vert/transition area described as very steep and difficult
- Small park that can become crowded later in the day
- Limited shade and requests for brighter lights for night skating
- Safety/cleanliness concerns mentioned by some reviewers (broken glass, stray dogs, fires, harassment)
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