Lansdowne Bowl is a legendary Maryland skate park with a storied history and devoted following. This unique outdoor spot offers a distinctly different experience from modern skateparks, featuring rough concrete that demands soft wheels and rewards skilled riders seeking speed and open space. While best suited for advanced skaters, the park attracts a respectful community of regulars. The free facility draws crowds, so arriving early is recommended. Visitors consistently praise its authentic character and memorable sessions, making it a must-visit destination for serious skateboarders looking for something truly one-of-a-kind.
Sandy Hills Skate Park – Lansdowne, Maryland
Ranked #2 of 2 skate parks in Lansdowne by visitor rating
About
Sandy Hills Skate Park in Lansdowne, Maryland is a beloved community destination that has been serving skaters and families for decades. With a 4.4-star rating from over 140 reviews, visitors consistently praise the park's friendly atmosphere and well-maintained facilities. The park features playsets suitable for both older kids and toddlers, making it an ideal spot for families to spend time together. Parents appreciate the clean grounds and welcoming community vibe. Open weekdays from 3-8 PM and weekends from noon-8 PM, Sandy Hills offers an accessible recreational space for skaters of all levels and families looking for outdoor fun in the Lansdowne area.
What visitors say
★★★★★“Bring your helmet and come here. A spectacular skatepark. Been coming here since I was a kid in the 80s. Still one of the best parks in the country. Don't let he neighborhood deter you!”
★★★★★“Great place to the parents to relax and kids to have fun. They have playsets for both older kids and toddlers. Kept pretty clean also so that's always a plus especially in this area.”
★★★★★“Nice place friendly don't let ur imagination run wild just go visit n u will see it's well worth the trip n take kids n pets will love it”
★★★★★“Does anyone know if the play ground is still there and usable. I might be moving there and it would be a great , close spot to take my grand children?”