Underpass Skatepark

Yes the underpass park it is beautiful there all the artwork that went into that is amazing to save place for family to come kids can skateboard until it's been skateboard all kinds of obstacles for them very clean the access even by mobile device which are accessible the only thing is is there's no washrooms there this would be a business

One of my favourite areas of Toronto. Covered in art by local artists, great basketball courts, skate parks, playgrounds, farmers markets and live performances. It’s a pleasure to live by the park. They even used to host balls on summer weekend nights.

Great spot to have some cold ones and sesh with homies, the skatepark is pretty lame though, needs serious improvement.If you’re visiting the city specifically to skate at a sick skatepark, don’t bother with this one, the other ones in the city are far better. Would’ve been sick to see quarter pipe ramps along the pillars, more concrete obstacles, etc. the current stuff there appears to be the idea of someone who has never skateboarded in their life; aka condo developers.The art is ok, it’s all pretty inauthentic commission work thats supposed to look like it’s a “graffiti spot”..the basketball court is a good space, and the event space is great.

It's a small park but It's covered so you can ride all year.

it's a really nice spot and it's relatively clean. unfortunately it does not actually have much in the way of stuff to stunt on, it's sparsely laid out and also on a slope

Solid little park. On a bit of an incline but nothing that should bother too many people. One of the few skateable spots when snow and salt kill any other flat spots. Some small ramps and wide open flatground. Dry and clean this visit.

pros: good for rain skating, easy to find. beer store close bycons: fairly small, needs a revamp. homeless ppl think it's ok to just camp on the ledges for some reason?

Hidden Gem!Fantastic use of land under a bridge, compared to just having some sort of waste land of garbage and debris.This park is clean, well managed and away from the overwhelming noise of busy roadways.The park has multiple features including, but not limited to: rainbow rail, quarter ramps, manual pads (boxes), round rails, curved rails, flat down flat rails, and ample room for flat ground.The surface is polished concrete, very smooth and easy to roll on. The park itself is on a slight downhill for half of it, but all of the features are setup in favour of this.There is also a basketball court right at the bottom of the park, which is asphalt and also in great condition. The park also has FREE parking, which is a win anywhere in Toronto.This is a great place if you skate, but can also be enjoyable to just come by and watch skateboards, play some basketball, or admire the artwork.

Its actually just bad. The ledges aren't good, they are made of some weird material that feels like rubber. The park doesn't have smooth ground, rather gaps in the concrete and a big chunk of the park is at a drastic slant making it uncomfortable and annoying basically ruining the flow. There is no transition coping either so just don't bother going here.