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Eagle Skate Park Boise, Idaho

4.1(57 Google reviews)

Ranked #9 of 10 skate parks in Boise by visitor rating

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About

Eagle Skate Park in Boise offers 24/7 access to a concrete skate facility featuring transitions, rails, and ledges for riders of various skill levels. Located near a bike dirt track, the park serves as a gathering spot for the local action sports community. While experienced skaters appreciate the challenging terrain and fair ledges, visitors note that the transitions are steep and the concrete surface is uneven in places. Best suited for intermediate to advanced skaters seeking technical features rather than beginners. The park's open layout and proximity to other recreational facilities make it a convenient stop for those exploring Boise's skate scene.

What visitors say

★★★★

Located right by a bike dirt track. This park is well taken care of place. Nice to come and relax even if you dont extreme sport. The transitions are a little choppy cause of the finish is bumpy. Mainly all concrete and barely any coping. Some steep transition to boot. Has a few …

★★★★

For me, as a fairly inexperienced 36 yr old beginner skater, these transitions were far too steep. I hit 2 other parks in the Boise area today with far better transitions. Just my opinion.

★★★★

I have been to many skate parks with my kids. Some good and some not so good. I think this is literally the worst skate park I’ve been to date. The transition is terrible. The joints between sections are more like a sidewalk joints. Don’t waste your time coming here.

★★★★★

It was the calm before the storm. I stopped for bathroom break on my 9+ mile walk. If you ride bikes, hike, I live in Eagle and this is a great facility, clean and great place to explore, in my humble opinion.

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