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Denver Skatepark Denver, Colorado

4.6(1,438 Google reviews)

Ranked #2 of 14 skate parks in Denver by visitor rating

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About

Denver Skatepark is a vibrant destination for skaters of all abilities, featuring multiple bowls with roll-ins, exciting snake runs, rails, and flowing pools. Located at 2205 19th St, this beloved spot welcomes everyone from beginners to experienced skaters, plus families looking for a fun hangout. The park's energetic city vibe and diverse crowd create an engaging atmosphere where something's always happening – from casual sessions to DJ events. Open daily from 5AM to 11PM, it's the perfect stop whether you're a local or just passing through Denver. With a stellar 4.6-star rating from nearly 1,500 reviews, visitors praise its inclusive environment and well-designed features.

What visitors say

★★★★★

This was a really fun skatepark. They have things for all skill levels. I really like that a few of the bowls have roll ins. The also have these really fun snake runs. The bowks were all fun to ride, we came to the skatepark multiple times during our trip. There's a bunch of…

★★★★★

We’re from Texas and had a couple hours to kill before heading to the airport, so we ended up here and honestly, it was such a great stop. We were just walking around the area and came across this skatepark. My son is really into skating, so he loved it, and it gave us the…

★★★★★

Really cool place. Maybe not the most "family friendly" at dusk, but it was a really interesting place with good people watching. Pure vibes. Features are fun with pools and flow, a few rails. There was a dj while we were there, which was really cool. My kids loved it!

★★★★★

Great spot to skate for anyone of all skill levels and ages. Plenty of kids with their families, teens, and adults can be found here. All enjoying a good time just having some fun.

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