Premises Park Indoor Park BMX/Skate Shop – Tucson, Arizona
★4.7(290 Google reviews)
Ranked #1 of 11 skate parks in Tucson by visitor rating
RampsBMX-friendlyIndoor
About
Premises Park is Tucson's top-rated indoor skate park, earning a 4.7-star rating from nearly 300 visitors. Located on E 17th Street, this welcoming facility caters to skateboarders, BMX riders, and scooter enthusiasts of all skill levels. The park features smooth, well-maintained riding surfaces and a supportive community atmosphere. Visitors consistently praise the instruction from experienced staff, particularly for beginners learning fundamentals like dropping in. The air-conditioned indoor space provides a comfortable environment year-round, making it perfect for spending an entire day riding. With extended hours daily and a knowledgeable BMX/skate shop on-site, Premises Park stands out as Tucson's premier destination for riders seeking quality facilities and expert guidance.
What visitors say
★★★★★
“This place is the absolute BEST! The community supports each other and it’s perfect for dedicated skaters and bmx kids of all ages.”
★★★★★
“Great place to take the kids to skate. Surfaces are smooth and great variety. Kids loved the instruction by Mark. Mark is a super chill instructor that helped my kids learn a few new things.”
★★★★★
“Amazing atmosphere. First time I went I got skateboard lessons and he was a really good instructor. He taught me how to drop in ON THE FIRST LESSON!! It was AMAZING. I would 100% recommend going here to any beginner skater, scooter rider, or bmx rider. Best skatepark in Tucson…”
★★★★★
“This place is amazing - great for skateboarding 🛹 BMX and scooters 🛴
Nice ramps , easy going staff - and you get spend the whole day here.”
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