The best skateparks in Reno include a mix of newer street-style and some older transition-style facilities. If you are looking to go skateboarding in “The Biggest Little City In The World” then these skateparks listed below are your best choice.

The best time for a skate session in Reno is in the spring or fall when temperatures are more tolerable. If you love to sweat it out while having a skate session then summer time might suit you as well. Either way Reno has some great skateparks just waiting to be skated.

Best Skateparks In Reno, Nevada

Miguel Ribera Skatepark

Miguel Ribera Skatepark is an American Ramp Company design and build that features a variety of street elements. There is a bank-to-bank with a gap, bench ledges, hubba ledges, bump-to-ledges, flat ledges, A-frame with a ledge and rail, manual pad, rails, flat bar, two stair sets, camel hump, euro gap, bank ramps, and quarter pipes. Transition skaters will enjoy the fun sized bowl with hips and steel coping.

This is a cool little skatepark that has nice flow. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro Miguel Ribera Skatepark is sure to satisfy all types of skateboarders.

Las Brisas Skatepark

Las Brisas Skatepark was built by one of the best designers and builders in the country, American Ramp Company. This skatepark is aimed purely towards street skaters and includes numerous street obstacles such a hubba ledge, two handrails, stair set, pyramid with a ledge and rail, three sided quarter pipe with hips, two single quarter pipes, pump bumps, taco quarter pipe, A-frame with a bank-to-bank gap, rail, and ledge, two flat ledges, transitional manual pad, and a perfect flat bar.

There is one weird feature to this skatepark though and that is the large triangle shaped rock installation. It would have been nice if this was just left as a flat ground area. Other then that this skatepark is awesome!

Idlewild Skatepark

Idlewild Skatepark is one of Reno’s older skateboarding facilities. Measuring in at 13,000 square feet it provides a variety of obstacles for intermediate to advanced skateboarders. There is a bowl, long quarter pipe section with an island, numerous bank ramps in different sizes, pyramid, and a mini volcano.

This is a great spot for beginners and kids as it is very open and the obstacles a fairly mellow.

Rattlesnake Mountain Skatepark

Rattlesnake Mountain Skatepark is another older but very large (40,000 square feet) Reno facility. It consists of an awesome snake-run, two level backyard-style bowl, three more bowls connected by spines, ditch bowl, pyramids, quarter pipe island, multiple quarter pipes, bank ramps, rails, curbs, and a massive vert-wall.

This place is pretty awesome and definitely worth checking out if you are in Reno.

Spanish Springs Skatepark

Spanish Springs is a rad skatepark that features a mix of street and transition. There are two open ended bowls, stairs, rails, flat bar, mini pyramid with a ledge and rail, regular pyramid with a ledge and rail, bank ramps, and more.

Spanish Springs Skatepark is located about 20 minutes north of downtown Reno, off Pyramid Way. If you’re in the area it is a fun place to have a session.

Silver Lake Skatepark

Silver Lake Skatepark was built in 2002 and is around 6,000 square feet. This is the perfect skatepark for beginner riders as all the features are small and mellow. There are bank ramps, quarter pipes, bumps, and pyramids.

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