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Saskatoon skateparks and skateboard sites
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
All seven city skateboard sites are listed with addresses, skill levels and features. The travelling skateboard van finished its 2026 season on August 12.
Key information
All seven city skateboard sites are listed with addresses, skill levels and features. The travelling skateboard van finished its 2026 season on August 12.
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Main skatepark and satellite sites
Lions SkatePark in Victoria Park has 20,000 square feet of street and park features for beginner through advanced riders. Its concrete bowl, ledges, rails, banks and quarter pipe are different from the smaller satellite layouts.
The six satellite sites serve beginner and intermediate riders. The full list below distinguishes concrete facilities from the flat asphalt site at Morris T. Chernesky Park. Sites are unsupervised. The city encourages helmets and other protective equipment.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Hours and equipment loans
The city gives daily hours of 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. for Lions and the satellite sites. This does not override a local closure or unsafe surface condition.
The travelling van usually visits during July and August, but the 2026 program is closed. Equipment loans are only available when the staffed van is on site. The historic weekday route in the city table is not a current autumn schedule. Call Community Services at 306-975-3378 for program questions.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
How to start
- Step 1
Choose a site by skill level and surface.
- Step 2
Bring your own deck and safety equipment outside staffed program hours.
- Step 3
Use the local signs and city notices for closures.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
All seven city skate sites
| Site | Address | Features | Skill level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lions Skate Park | 622 Spadina Cres W (Victoria Park) | Street and park sections, large concrete bowl, ledges, rails, banks and quarter pipe | Beginner to Advanced |
| Charlottetown Park | 3130 Laurier Drive (behind Cosmo Civic Centre) | Concrete park, featuring unique obstacles including a quarter pipe, pyramid and wave ledge | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Forest Park | 215 Nelson Road (adjacent to Centennial Collegiate) | Concrete park featuring two banks with a ledge and flat rail in the middle | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Lakewood Park | 1635 McKercher Dr (beside Lakewood Civic Centre) | Concrete Park featuring two banks with a ledge and a flat rail in the middle | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Morris T. Chernesky Park | 122 Bowlt Crescent (beside Shaw Centre) | Flat asphalt surface, featuring composite plastic obstacles | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Umea Park | 225 Primrose Drive (behind Lawson Civic Centre) | Concrete Park featuring two banks with a ledge and flat rail in the middle | Beginner to Intermediate |
| W.W. Ashley Park | 815 Taylor Street (beside Lathey Pool) | Concrete park featuring a 4’ x 32’ half pipe ramp with hipped quarter pipe entries, a bank-ledge pyramid, flat rail and ledge. | Beginner to Intermediate |
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Locations
Lions Skate Park
622 Spadina Cres W (Victoria Park), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Lions Skate Park: Street and park sections, large concrete bowl, ledges, rails, banks and quarter pipe.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Charlottetown Park
3130 Laurier Drive (behind Cosmo Civic Centre), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Charlottetown Park: Concrete park, featuring unique obstacles including a quarter pipe, pyramid and wave ledge.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Forest Park
215 Nelson Road (adjacent to Centennial Collegiate), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Forest Park: Concrete park featuring two banks with a ledge and flat rail in the middle.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Lakewood Park
1635 McKercher Dr (beside Lakewood Civic Centre), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Lakewood Park: Concrete Park featuring two banks with a ledge and a flat rail in the middle.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Morris T. Chernesky Park
122 Bowlt Crescent (beside Shaw Centre), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Morris T. Chernesky Park: Flat asphalt surface, featuring composite plastic obstacles.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Umea Park
225 Primrose Drive (behind Lawson Civic Centre), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Umea Park: Concrete Park featuring two banks with a ledge and flat rail in the middle.
Sources: Skateboard Sites
W.W. Ashley Park
815 Taylor Street (beside Lathey Pool), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
W.W. Ashley Park: Concrete park featuring a 4’ x 32’ half pipe ramp with hipped quarter pipe entries, a bank-ledge pyramid, flat rail and ledge..
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Sources: Skateboard Sites
Questions and answers
How many skateboard sites does the city list?
Seven: Lions SkatePark and six satellite sites. Every listed site appears below.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Which site has the large bowl?
Lions SkatePark at 622 Spadina Crescent West has the large concrete bowl, street features and advanced options.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Are the parks supervised?
No. Lions and satellite sites are unsupervised outside the separate staffed van program.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Which sites suit beginner and intermediate riders?
All six satellite sites are described for those skill levels. Lions also includes advanced features.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Which site has an asphalt surface?
Morris T. Chernesky Park has flat asphalt with composite plastic obstacles.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Can I borrow a skateboard whenever the park is open?
No. Loans are available only while the travelling skateboard van is on site.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Is the travelling van running now?
No. The city says its 2026 season ended August 12.
Source: Skateboard Sites
What features are at W.W. Ashley?
Its concrete site includes a half pipe, hipped quarter-pipe entries, bank-ledge pyramid, flat rail and ledge.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Who answers skateboard-program questions?
Call Community Services at 306-975-3378.
Source: Skateboard Sites
Official links
Sources: Skateboard Sites