Skateboarding, BMX & Mountain Biking

1420 Lake Shore Blvd E, along the beach boardwalk on the south side of Lakeshore Blvd. E.

Woodbine Bathing Station

Ashbridges Bay skatepark is Toronto’s largest skatepark. It is a plaza-style street skatepark, with ledges, banks, stairs, rails, hubbas, gaps, and granite-capped ledges. The skatepark also has an 11’ deep kidney bowl with pool coping and a stair channel.

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Cummer Skatepark (Beginner to intermediate)

6000 Leslie St.

 Available at Cummer Park Community Centre during operating hours

Concrete community skatepark with banks, ledges, rails, a pyramid and small bowl

875 Dufferin Park Ave., (northwest corner of Dufferin Grove Park)

 Available at adjacent Dufferin Grove Park Clubhouse during operating hours

Small community skatepark on smooth concrete ground featuring wooden elements that are redesigned and rebuilt annually by local skateboarders. The layout changes every year, but usually includes several ledges, manual pads, kickers and a quarterpipe.

Seasonal, open spring to fall, dusk until dawn.

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275 Bathurst St.

 Available at Scadding Court Community Centre during operating hours

Community skatepark on smooth concrete featuring wooden elements that are redesigned and rebuilt annually by local skateboarders. The layout changes every year, but usually includes several ledges, manual pads, banks and a 5′ mini ramp.

Seasonal, open spring to fall, with lights on until 11 pm.

5450 Lawrence Ave. E.

 Available Port Union Community Centre during operating hours

Also known as Crossroads Skatepark, this is a concrete community skatepark with a variety of banks, ledges, rails, hubbas, manual pads, a funbox and small ¾ bowl.

175 Mount Olive Dr.

 Available at Smithfield Park Outdoor Pool during operating hours

Modular skate spot featuring various ledges, rails, banks, quarter pipes and a spine-ramp on an asphalt slab.

Under Eastern Avenue overpass, located under the bridge south of King St. E., access off St. Lawrence St.

 No washrooms onsite

Modular community skatepark located beneath an overpass, which provides a sanctuary from the elements. Includes various pre-fabricated ledges and manual pads, rails and some small banks, set on a concrete pad.

135 Vanderhoof Ave.

 No washrooms onsite

Vanderhoof skatepark has a large U-shaped bowl, with a long 5′ shallow-end mini-ramp curving into a 9′ deep-end bowl, with several extensions, pool coping in the deep-end and a challenging over-vert cradle. The skatepark also includes a basic street area with a bank, long ledge and manual pad, and a small kicker to stairs and hubba.

2125 Lawrence Ave. West

 Washrooms available at nearby arena during open hours.

Weston Lions is a modular community skatepark featuring various ledges, rails, banks, quarter pipes and a spine-ramp on an asphalt slab.

165 Lansdowne Ave.

 No washrooms onsite.

A small concrete skate spot with a few ramps and ledges.

870 Queen St. E.
Phone: 416-392-0751

Available onsite

Seasonal, drop-in skateboarding spot, with wooden and prefabricated ramps, rails & ledges, on linoleum tiled gymnasium floor.

Open fall, winter and spring for youth 13-24 years old, Wednesday 3 to 6 pm and Saturdays 10:30 am to 2 pm

30 Sewells Rd.
Phone: 416-396-4054

 Available onsite.

Seasonal, drop-in skateboarding set up on a drained ice rink with wooden and prefabricated ramps, rails & ledges.

Open summer on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 4 to 8 pm – There is an active youth advisory council at this skatepark. This council played a key role in initiating this skateboarding opportunity.