Denton Skate Park

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Located next to Water Works Parks at 2400 Long Rd., Denton, TX, the Denton Skate Park opened in 2004 as a pioneering facility featuring prefabricated ramps and skate elements. Over the years, community feedback through the Parks, Recreation, and Trails System Master Plan has highlighted the need for a new skate park with standard concrete elements, situated closer to downtown. Staff have been actively seeking funding sources, including grants, to realize this vision. Stay tuned for updates on the project's progress.

Located next to Water Works Parks at 2400 Long Rd., Denton, TX, the Denton Skate Park opened in 2004 as a pioneering facility featuring prefabricated ramps and skate elements. Over the years, community feedback through the Parks, Recreation, and Trails System Master Plan has highlighted the need for a new skate park with standard concrete elements, situated closer to downtown. Staff have been actively seeking funding sources, including grants, to realize this vision. Stay tuned for updates on the project's progress.

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  • Share Is the new ramps at that skate park finish? on Facebook Share Is the new ramps at that skate park finish? on Twitter Share Is the new ramps at that skate park finish? on Linkedin Email Is the new ramps at that skate park finish? link

    Is the new ramps at that skate park finish?

    DeDe asked 4 months ago

    The new ramps are finishing curing, and the skate park should be open tentatively Monday of next week.

  • Share Just some input, you should put some bigger obstacles for the advanced riders, they don’t all have to be big, but balanced its key so all levels of riders and enjoy the park. Thank you so much for listening to the action sports community, you guy are awesome on Facebook Share Just some input, you should put some bigger obstacles for the advanced riders, they don’t all have to be big, but balanced its key so all levels of riders and enjoy the park. Thank you so much for listening to the action sports community, you guy are awesome on Twitter Share Just some input, you should put some bigger obstacles for the advanced riders, they don’t all have to be big, but balanced its key so all levels of riders and enjoy the park. Thank you so much for listening to the action sports community, you guy are awesome on Linkedin Email Just some input, you should put some bigger obstacles for the advanced riders, they don’t all have to be big, but balanced its key so all levels of riders and enjoy the park. Thank you so much for listening to the action sports community, you guy are awesome link

    Just some input, you should put some bigger obstacles for the advanced riders, they don’t all have to be big, but balanced its key so all levels of riders and enjoy the park. Thank you so much for listening to the action sports community, you guy are awesome

    Dede asked 5 months ago

    Thank you for the email.  Ultimately our plan is to build a new skate park (concrete) and closer to the core of the community.  We applied for a grant to build a new skate park in Mack Park earlier this year and unfortunately, the grant was not awarded.  We hope this existing park will hold us over until we can get funding to build the new facility.

Page last updated: 20 Feb 2025, 09:49 AM