Palmer Skate Park β Palmer, Alaska
About
Palmer Skate Park offers 24/7 access to Alaska's skateboarding community. The park features one of the best beginner rails in Alaska and includes a handicap-accessible entrance and parking lot. Located near BrewHaHa coffee shop and 203 Kombucha for post-session refreshments. While the park serves as a valuable gathering spot for local skaters and rollerbladers, visitors note that regular maintenance would significantly improve the experience. The concrete surface shows weathering at ramp transitions, affecting ride quality. Best suited for beginners and casual practice sessions.
What visitors say
β β β β ββAbsolute buns. The surface is tough and pebbles hide great. The edges of every ramp is worn down to where itβs a 50-50 if youβre going to die. Anything you can grind (benches/table) are falling apart. Hurt myself board sliding the small bench due to a large piece falling off.β¦β
β β β β ββPutting 4 stars only because the spots at the bottom of the ramps the concrete has gotten weathered down and now when you go down the ramps it will clip your wheels and either make you loose balance and fall or i the other day lost balance and almost flew chest first into theβ¦β
β β β β ββGreat place for the kids to hang out and practice some skateboarding/rollerblading tricks. Moms can grab a coffee next door at BrewHaHa or Kombucha at 203 Kombucha. Parking lot and entrance to the fenced slate park is handicap accessible.β
β β β β ββCould be a good skatepark if someone maintained it and kept all the junkies from doing their drugs thereβ