Patrick Kerr Memorial Skatepark – Abington, Pennsylvania
About
Patrick Kerr Memorial Skatepark in Abington is a beloved local spot featuring quality bowls and concrete transitions that draw skaters of all levels. The park excels as a welcoming environment for beginners during early evening hours, with experienced riders actively helping newcomers learn tricks on the ramps and bowls. While some visitors note the compact layout can feel crowded, the courteous skate community and mix of features for both skateboarding and scooter riding make it a solid choice. Open daily from 11am to 8pm, it's also close to basketball courts and a playground, offering something for the whole family.
What visitors say
★★★★★“It was pretty tight but the bowls were sick. The park does attract a range of skaters and bikers so it feels crowded with just 4 people unless you’re there for the bowls. Biggest complaint is the vibe sucks here because it’s caged in, feels too small.”
★★★★★“This is a great place during early evening hours for beginners to learn tricks. A big group of experts once it gets a little later, but they are helpful to the learners on the ramps and bowls. Nice area to learn!”
★★★★★“Legit feels like ai designed it. Every transition is awful except maybe two obstacles. Totally horrible park don’t even waste your time coming here”
★★★★★“We've been bringing our son here for summer skateboard camp for three years. It used to be great, but this year random adults and kids who aren't in camp and ride scooters or bikes come into the park and get in the way of the kids. I'm paying money for what used to be a private…”