Woodlands Skatepark

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Built in 2020, this modern facility was designed to meet the needs of the community today and in the future by providing improved terrain and features that cater to users of all ages and skill levels of non-motorized wheeled action sport users.

Amenities:

Stand-alone pool-style bowl with full concrete coping edges
Street elements, including stairs with handrail, ledges and banks
Over 14,000 sq ft of better-utilized park space that allows for safer flow lines and creates opportunities for multi-users of all skill levels and abilities
Benches with shade structures for an improved spectator experience
Upgraded lighting structures to allow for night riding

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Legacy of the Skatepark

Concrete from the old skateboard park was crushed and reused in the sub-base material for the new skatepark, and paving stones from the old park were incorporated into the design of the new facility.

Graffiti

For the best ride, keep it clean from graffiti.

In a skatepark environment graffiti changes depth perception and creates a slick sheen on the surface, which creates safety hazards for riders. Graffiti is not allowed at the Woodlands Skatepark.

Regardless of style, size or colour, graffiti is vandalism and a criminal offense when placed on public or private property without the owner’s consent and will be enforced by Municipal Enforcement Officers.

Please Note

Share the park and keep it clean for everyone’s enjoyment. Help maintain a safe and fun experience for everyone by respecting other users and following these guidelines.

Art at the Woodlands Skatepark in Saint Albert, Alberta

Skater rides a rail at Woodlands Skatepark in Saint Albert, Alberta

The skatepark is a fast-moving environment that requires constant awareness of your surroundings.

Ride/skate at your own risk. This is an unsupervised area.
Protective equipment, including helmet, is recommended for all riders.
All cyclists and skateboarders under the age of 12 must wear a helmet.
Ride within your limits.
Understand the flow lines and look before you ride.
Yell “board” as a courtesy to others if your board shoots out or away.
Do not rest your board on the coping when another rider is running their line.
“Snaking,” going when it’s not your turn, is poor etiquette and dangerous.
Take turns, keep runs short and when you bail, get out of the way quickly.
Keep the riding surface clear of personal items.
Children under the age of 10 should be accompanied by an adult.
No smoking or vaping in parks or on trails.
No graffiti as it changes depth perception and creates a slick sheen on the surface which are safety hazards for riders.
No motorized equipment of any kind on the riding surface.