Skateboarding & BMX Bicycling
City of Vancouver's helmet law
Note: This law only applies to parks located inside the city of Vancouver (Swift Skate Park, Endeavor Neighborhood Park and Gretchen Fraser Neighborhood Park).
There are a number of different parks in Clark County where skateboarders and BMX bicyclists of all ages can ride.
Skateparks and extreme sports parks are large (10,000 square feet or larger) concrete spaces with a number of different riding terrains. They are built at larger community parks, which usually feature restrooms and parking lots.
Skate spots are small spaces (1,000-3,000 square feet) with1-3 small concrete street features. They are usually built at small neighborhood parks, which do not have restrooms or parking. These parks are meant to be walked, biked or skated to.
Locations
Swift Skatepark
Inside Water Works Park
E. Fourth Plain Boulevard at Fort Vancouver Way
Vancouver, WA 98663
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Extreme Sports Park at Pacific Community Park
1515 NE 164th Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98684
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Endeavour Neighborhood Park Skate Spot
NE Four Seasons Lane at NE Angelo Drive
Vancouver, WA 98684
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Gretchen Fraser Neighborhood Park Skate Spot
SE 155th Avenue at SE Mill Plain Boulevard
Vancouver, WA 98684
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Harmony Ridge Neighborhood Park Skate Spot
18208 NE 28th Street
Vancouver, WA 98684
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Little Prairie Neighborhood Park Skate Spot
NE 142nd Avenue just north of NE 76th Street
Vancouver, WA 98682
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Oak Grove Neighborhood Park Skate Spot
NE 159th Avenue at NE 71st Street
Vancouver, WA 98682
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Tenny Creek Neighborhood Park Skate Spot
NE 88th Street at NE 31st Avenue
Vancouver, WA
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Links to other area skateparks:
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