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Toronto skateparks, summer to snow
The City of Toronto lists 15 outdoor and 3 indoor skateparks. Here are the standouts, with addresses and features from the city's skateboarding and BMX page.
Outdoor parks are seasonal and some have no washrooms. Hours, closures and rules change, so check the linked official page on the day you go.
Outdoor standouts
Beach Skatepark
1420 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto, ON
The city's largest. It has a street plaza and an 11-ft kidney bowl. There are no washrooms, so plan ahead.
Vanderhoof Skatepark
135 Vanderhoof Ave, Toronto, ON
A U-shaped bowl that runs from a 5-ft shallow end to a 9-ft deep end, with an over-vert cradle.
East York Skatepark
373 Cedarvale Ave, Toronto, ON
A street plaza plus a 5-ft figure-eight bowl. A good middle ground for progressing.
Dunbat (Alexandra Park)
275 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON
Its wood features are rebuilt every year, and lights run until 11 p.m.
More outdoor parks
| Park | Address |
|---|---|
| Dufferin Grove | 875 Dufferin Park Ave |
| Underpass Park | 33 St. Lawrence St |
| Christie Pits | 750 Bloor St W |
| Ellesmere | 20 Canadian Rd |
Indoor (winter) skating
- Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre, 870 Queen St E. The city lists it for ages 13 to 24.
- Phil White Arena, 443 Arlington Ave.
Riding a bike? See Toronto BMX and bike parks.
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Sources
Facts on this page come from these public sources (checked Oct 2026). The wording is our own.