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Seattle, Washington
Paid
Interbay DIY Skatepark sounds like a very rough, minimalist DIY spot with a couple of transition ramps rather than a polished park. Reviewers consistently mention damaged ground, cracks, and holes, so expect a sketchy surface and lower-quality transitions. It may still be worth a quick stop if you are already nearby, and one reviewer even calls it “better than nothing,” which suggests the appeal is mostly in having something to ride at all. The vibe comes across as scrappy and functional rather than clean or dialed. Based on the reviews, this is not the place for skaters looking for a smooth, well-maintained session; it seems better suited to riders who can deal with rough conditions and just want a few transition hits. There’s no evidence of lights, shade, or other amenities in the reviews, and nothing indicates a full street setup. Overall, it reads as a small, imperfect DIY spot with limited obstacles and a lot of maintenance issues, but still a possible local fallback if you are in the area.
Description only confirms wheelchair accessible entrance and that it is good for kids; reviews strongly suggest major surface damage.
Skaters consistently describe Interbay DIY Skatepark as rough, incomplete, and heavily worn down. The most common praise is simply that it is rideable at all, with one reviewer calling it “better than nothing” and another saying it is “worth a try if ur in the area.” Complaints are much stronger than the praise: reviewers mention “very rough ground,” “holes in ground,” and “cracks in every ramp,” and one calls it “pretty terrible” while still admitting it can be fun. Overall, the tone suggests a scrappy DIY spot with limited transition features and significant surface problems.
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