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Beginner, Intermediate
Seattle, Washington
Paid
Roxhill Skatepark looks like a street-focused park built for making lines, with reviewers calling it more “SLS style” and noting a bunch of rails, ramps, stairs, and other obstacles. It seems best for skaters who like flowing around a course rather than riding a bowl, since multiple reviewers specifically complain that there are no bowls, and one says there are no vert ramps or pipes either. The park gets described as decent, fun, and in good condition, with one skater calling it a solid place to shake off the rust and another saying it works for beginner to intermediate riders. A reviewer also mentions mini ramps and open areas, though another says the park is small and can get crowded easily. The vibe is mixed: some call it a sweet local park, while another criticizes the people hanging around and says it gets smoky. There’s no mention of lights, so night riding can’t be confirmed from the reviews.
Wheelchair accessible entrance and good for kids are listed in the provided description.
Skaters generally describe Roxhill as a small but fun street-style park with a good mix of rails, ramps, stairs, and open space for linking lines. Several reviewers praise its condition and say it suits beginner to intermediate riders, especially people getting back on a board or looking to build skills. The biggest repeated complaint is the lack of bowls, with one reviewer also noting no vert ramps or pipes. Some visitors say it can get crowded quickly and that the atmosphere is not always ideal, while others simply call it a sweet local park.
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