Top Skateparks in Oregon
Welcome to the Skatepark map! Here, you will find the top skatepark spots in Oregon. From DIY to professionally constructed, you will see how the skatepark has evolved in time.
Burnside Skatepark
The first DIY (Do It Yourself) skatepark in the world was Burnside Skatepark. It began in 1990 with Mark "Red" Scott.His vision was to create a park that was unique and never been done. The skaters built the skatepark without the city's permission. As the park gained popularity, the city started to take notice. The skaters realized that they needed to cooperate with the city council. So that they can keep the park alive.
Washington Street Skatepark
Established in 1999, WSVT skatepark is a hidden gem in the city of San Diego. The intent of the creation of the skatepark was to have a creative outlet made by the local skaters.
FDR Skatepark
Established in 1996, FDR skatepark started with a few small obstacles built by the city of Philadelphia to create a growing community. It's now a skatepark that many from around the world visit.
Marginal Way Skatepark
Established in 2004, skaters of the Seattle area made efforts to fund their own D.I.Y. skatepark. It was the first D.I.Y. skatepark that Seattle created.
Parisite Skatepark
Established in 2010, a group of skaters of the Louisiana area made efforts to fund their own D.I.Y. skatepark.
Channel Street Skatepark
Established in 2002, a group of skaters of the San Diego area created a D.I.Y. skatepark. They had collected an estimated amount of $1,200 dollars to create the beginning stages of the park. With no permits or approvals from anyone.