The 5 Top Skateparks you have to Skate

Skater grinding a ledge in a black Ratbastard Supply Co. tee

If you’ve been rocking with RBSC, you know chasing dreams, doing what you love, and constantly pushing boundaries are at the foundation of our brand. We’re debuting this blog highlighting some must visit skate spots and bringing them to you, the Rat Pack, to explore. So if you’re close, check them out and show off some content of you chasing those dreams. Don’t forget to tag @ratbastardsupplyco for a chance to win some free merch.

#1 Pier 62 Skatepark (NYC, NY)

Pier 62 Skatepark bowls with the Hudson River skyline behind, New York City

Pier 62 Skatepark has been a mainstay in the skating community featuring a 10-foot-deep pool, flow area, and street section. Built on top of Pier 62, this skatepark overlooks the Hudson River and attracts skaters far and wide.

#2 Denver Skatepark (Denver, CO)

Aerial view of Denver Skatepark’s bowls and street course

Located just north of Downtown Denver, this massive and scenic park has bowls for every style and skill level, plus an extensive street course with ledges, hubbas, banks, and hips. With over 60,000 square feet of skateable, concrete terrain, this park is sure to keep you busy.

#3 Skatepark of Tampa (Tampa, FL)

Indoor street course at Skatepark of Tampa with ledges and rails

The Skatepark of Tampa, also known as S.P.O.T., has hosted annual pro and amateur contests since its opening in 1993 and has been featured in countless videos over the years. The park is constantly changing to adapt to the evolution of skateboarding and has something to offer for riders of all levels.

#4 Vans Skatepark (Orange, CA)

Vans Skatepark in Orange, California, with its Combi Bowl re-creation

Located in the heart of Orange County, many refer to Vans Skatepark as California’s premier skateboarding destination. Featuring a re-creation of the famous Upland Combi Bowl and a massive wooden street course, this park is a must visit.

#5 Burnside Skatepark (Portland, OR)

Burnside Skatepark under the Burnside Bridge in Portland, Oregon

Featured in skate magazines, Tony Hawk video games, and considered the quintessential skate park by countless pros, Burnside needs to be on every skater’s bucket list. One of the more famous DIY skate parks, Burnside was built without permission and eventually sanctioned by the city, preserving it for decades to come.

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Want to win free gear?

If you go to any of the above mentioned skateparks and take a photo or video rocking Ratbastard Supply Co. tagging us at @ratbastardsupplyco you may get some free gear… :)

Skater mid-air over a mini ramp in a Ratbastard Supply Co. tee