Queen's Park Skatepark

Great park with lots to see and do.

Very well designed skatepark. Must visit!

Best park to learn transition

Relly good skate park

I’d say it was alright because almost all of the skate parks are just bowls which can get boring after a while, if you are the person who likes riding bowls then I’d recommend this bus other than that if you like riding skate parks with curbs, banks, ledges and more stuff like that then I don’t really recommend going there to ride.

Smooth concrete, medium (5ft) to large and vertical bowls (10ft), a small mini ramp/quarter pipe, a curb, some ledges (medium to high 2ft+). The community takes care of the park, they patch cracks, don't tag the transitions (graffiti), clean the pavement and bowl drains. The regulars are very approachable and nice, they teach and share experiences, just be nice.Not a park for CHILDREN (9y or less). It is a fast and flowy skatepark, the transfers can be done pretty much everywhere (go from one wall/bowl to another), any unware kid may get hurt seriously if unattended. It is a friendly spot for beginners if you can spot and mind other's laps. No lighting for night laps though. :/ Lots of parking spots and even sports for electric vehicles.I love it here!

Great local skatepark not much street stuff and it definitely takes some getting used to but the locals are nice

Awesome park if you are into transition. The Kidney is fast and tight. Well done overall

Nice new skatepark with some neat lines although a bit on the small side especially for bikes. It could use some benches around the outside for parents to sit and watch there kids but other than than, a decent facility.

Lots of different lines to hit and easy to get distracted here, you go for one spot and find yourself in another. Everything grinds nicely without having to wax it, just go faster if you need to. Also not too many scooter roaches as they don't have anything to do thier little tailwhips off of.