Ranked #6 of 9 skate parks in Providence by visitor rating
BowlRampsBMX-friendly
About
Bob's Skate Park in Providence is actually two distinct skate destinations in one location. The newer concrete park showcases impressive features including a 10-foot quarter pipe and modern bowl design, while the older park down the path offers metal ramps and DIY character. Skaters and BMX riders praise the variety, with highlights including a half pipe, concrete pump track, and movable street obstacles. With extended hours daily from 7 AM to 8 PM, it's a versatile spot for all skill levels. The park is best visited with respect for the facilities and fellow riders.
What visitors say
★★★★★
“There's technically two parks when you follow the sign for the Manton Gateway Skatepark. The newer park features some concrete mountains with the bottom quarter pipe standing 10 feet tall (9 ft of transition and 1ft of vert). The older park down the path has few metal ramps and…”
★★★★★
“Place is so fun on a BMX. Half pipe up top with a couple features in it. Another jibby Park 40ft down the path then about a mile down the bike path, a brand new half pipe and a concrete pump track. Love this place.”
★★★★★
“New bowl/no entrance yet. BE aware of your surrounding and cautious of others. Please clean up after yourselves. Please find a designated smoking area and throw away trash in a bag and take it with you until they facilitate garbage cans. They put it up for us....they can take it …”
★★★★★
“The metal park has horrible obstacles with too much paint to skate safely without slipping. The 10 foot ramp would be nice if it wasn't so steep. For the amount of concrete they used they surely didn't do much with it. Park is hard to skate and feels like it was designed by…”
Manton Avenue Skate Park in Providence offers a unique blend of scenic beauty and challenging terrain that appeals to skaters and riders alike. Visitors rave about the well-maintained grounds featuring creative landscaping and a scenic bike path that winds through the park. The spot is particularly beloved by experienced skaters looking for technical challenges, though its open design makes it welcoming for riders at all skill levels. With its thoughtfully designed layout and natural surroundings, Manton Avenue delivers an absurdly fun skating experience that keeps riders coming back.
Neutaconkanut Park is a beloved Providence community hub that brings together skaters of all levels, from seasoned veterans to beginners. Located at 899 Plainfield St, this accessible urban gem features a well-maintained skate park alongside diverse recreational amenities including hiking trails, basketball courts, and picnic areas. Visitors consistently praise the welcoming skate culture and the stunning panoramic views of Providence from the hilltop location. While the park's hiking trails offer a challenging workout through rocky, tree-lined paths, some visitors note room for improvement in trail guidance. Open daily from 9 AM with extended Friday hours, Neutaconkanut Park delivers an impressive mix of action sports and outdoor recreation for families and enthusiasts alike.
Neutaconkanut Park and Hill Skatepark offers Providence skaters and BMX riders a unique concrete experience with features you won't find at every park. Visitors praise the steep transition, pool coping, and creative integrations like manhole covers and trash barrels. The recently updated park is celebrated as the best in the Providence area, combining challenging terrain with scenic city views and adjacent hiking trails. While some note lighting could be improved in certain areas, the park provides a genuine, less commercialized alternative to other local options, making it a solid destination for riders seeking authentic concrete features and challenging lines.