Skateparks Near Me in Klondike

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department’s Lakeland Hills Skate Park was established in 2007. 
Park admission is free. 

The challenging course offers a durable, sound-dampened, corrosion-resistant, low maintenance, and textured steel roller surface. 

Skaters can enjoy the thrills of down ramps, rails, and quarterpipes.

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The Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark, designed by the premiere skatepark firm Grindline, is the first world-class, in-ground skatepark in our region. This state-of-the-art, public 30,000 square-foot in-ground facility opened in June of 2008 vaulting Houston into the forefront of American venues for this fast-growing, dynamic sport. The park has areas for skaters of all levels, from the seasoned pro to the beginner. Skaters can work on their kick flip, ollie, fakie big spin...or simply learn to stay balanced.

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Clinton Skatepark was completed on September 14, 2005.

The 12,070 square foot facility measures 142' x 85'. Components include half pipes, roll-in, bank ramp, quarter pipes, half pipe, street spine, jump box, grind rail 14', grind ledge 14', pyramid 6', grind rail square 12', grind rail round 12', grindbox (kinked), grind rail (kinked round 20'), sub box, bank ramp with kicker.

Features

• Grills & Benches
• Mini Basketball Court
• Picnic Area
• Rock Climbing Wall
• Skate Park

The Lakeway Skate Park is located next to the Swim Center. The Skate Park is free and open to the public. Lakeway Skate Park is approximately 9000 sq. ft. of combination bowl and street elements. Skateboards and in-line skates only allowed at the Skate Park, no bikes. We strongly recommended the use of helmets, knee, and elbow pads. 

As a part of AARP's 60th Anniversary, AARP launched an ambitious effort in 2019 to create 53 fitness parks – one each in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. These AARP Sponsored Outdoor Fitness Parks Organized by FitLot are designed for adaptive use by people with a wide range of abilities and exercise needs.

Amenities

Baseball Field

Bike Rack

Community Center

Grill

Pavilion / Gazebo

Picnic Table

Playgrounds

Restrooms

Skate Park

Soccer Field

Swimming Pool

Tennis Court

Walking Trail

Water Fountain

The Ingleside Skate Park is the centerpiece of the N.O. Simmons Public Recreation facility. Located just 25 miles north of Corpus Christi off Highway 361, the park has been described by pro skaters as the “best in the state of Texas.” The 15,000 square foot concrete park was designed by the Site Design Group Inc. of Tempe, AZ. The Marshall Company of Corpus Christi was the general contractor. The Architect was Turner Hickey and Associates. The lighted skate park includes two bowls of differing shape and depth. The amoeba bowl is finished with pool coping and tile. The shallow end is 6 feet deep with 6 inches of vert. The bonus pocket is 8 feet deep and the deep end is 10 feet deep with a foot of vert. “The amoeba bowl is killer. The hips work really well and it would be worth the drive just to ride it,” says a seasoned skater. The flow bowl is a mixture of pool and pipe. It varies in depth from 4 feet to 8 feet with an over vert pocket. The larger of the two bowls, includes a water fall, three entry channels, a step-up pocket as well as the over-vert pocket. The design extended the walls around the flow bowl, so boards from the street course don’t go flying into the bowl The street area has some excellent features that make it skate-able for both the beginner and the experienced skateboarder. This portion of the park is an assortment of hubba ledges, rails, grind boxes, stairs, funbox, and big hip. The entire skating area is fenced for protection of the skaters and spectators alike. The underground water table in the area is very close to the surface so the skate park is built above ground. The raised berm stands approximately nine feet above the ground surface. The park opened on January 14th, 2005 and was dedicated on March 19, 2005. Admission to the Skate Park is free.