Miami has quickly become a skateboarding mecca due to the recent construction of a 38,000 square foot $1.2 million skatepark in the heart of the city. There has also been some other smaller but still very awesome facilities pop-up in surrounding suburbs.

Skateboarding is widely becoming more accepted but Miami seems to be opening its arms to the skateboarding community a little more then some other cities. Miami is just a great place to be a skater right now and the future of skateboarding here is looking bright.

So what are you waiting for? Go and pack your favorite pair of boardshorts and come skate the best skateparks in Miami.

Best Skateparks In Miami, Florida

Lot 11 Skatepark

Lot 11 Skatepark which is located in Miami, measures 38,000 square feet and took more than nine years of development to create this state of the art skatepark facility. It features a skate plaza with a large variety of obstacles including flat ledges, straight ledges, hubba ledges, out ledges, rails, handrails, flat bars, stair sets, manual pads, banks, and quarter pipes.

Vert skaters will also be very happy here with the contest-style bowl and transition section. There is something for everyone at Lot 11 Skatepark no matter what your level or ability. This skatepark is possibly the best skatepark in the entire state of Florida however, you may prefer the following facilities on this list depending on your personal preferences.

Haulover Skatepark

Haulover Skatepark is 7,500 square feet and opened in 2018. This skatepark’s design is long and narrow like a runway and includes street obstacles such as a four-stair with a rail and taco shaped quarter pipe, long brick stamped banked wall, A-frame with a rail, two down ledges, and quarter pipes at both ends.

This is a cool little skatepark and if you want to mix things up a bit there is a pump track right next to the skatepark.

North Beach Skatepark

North Beach Skatepark is a perfect street plaza with a variety of obstacles such as four curved ledges, A-frame with rail and ledge, two down ledges, manual pad, pole jam, flat bar, rail, bank ramp, and two quarter pipes. If you want to progress your ledge and rail game this is a great skatepark to do it as the obstacles are not to big and are great for learning. The concrete is also very nice and smooth.

North Beach Skatepark is a great spot to bring your friends or your whole family even if they don’t skate as it’s right across from the North Beach Oceanside Park and North Shore Park Beach.

Skatebird Skatepark

SkateBird Miami has a 12,000 square foot skatepark, 18,000 square foot pump track, and is also an entertainment venue. This facility offers skate lessons, classes, and summer camp for anyone looking to improve their skills on their board.

As for the obstacles skaters can shred big hubba ledges, stairs, handrails, out ledge, flat ledge, euro gap, bank ramps, and quarter pipes. There is even a restaurant and bar, snack shop, skate shop, and different retailers pop up on a regular basis. 

Day passes are $15. Memberships are available for families and individuals.

North Trail Skatepark

North Trail Skatepark is 10,000 square feet and was built by Spohn Ranch in 2013. The skateparks features signature Spohn Ranch aesthetics such as colored concrete and stainless steel edging. Obstacles here include stair sets, hubba ledges, bench ledge, A-frame with ledge and rail, handrail, pole jam, launch ramp, brick stamped bank wall extension, mini halfpipe with hips, and round concrete manual pad blocks.

Spohn Ranch are one of the best skatepark designers in the country so be sure to hit up North Trail Skatepark if you are in Miami.

Need Some Skate Gear? Check Out These Skate Shops In Miami

Andrew

This skate shop was named after the 1992 hurricane “Andrew”, although it didn’t open its doors until years later in 2017. It has become the go to spot for local Miami skateboarders to buy gear and hangout before heading to Lot 11 Skatepark just a few blocks away under the 95 freeway.

They stock a variety of decks, clothing, and accessories from brands such as Nike SB, Quasi, Quatersnacks, FA, Dime, Hook-Ups, Polar, and more.

High Five Skate Shop

High Five is the biggest skate shop in Miami and they are heavily stocked with latest gear and accessories from top brands such as Santa Cruz, Element, Powell Peralta, Sector 9, Land Yachts, Penny, Independent, Bones, Thrasher, and more.

There is also a great selection of safety equipment including helmets, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards. If you need anything to do with skateboarding you will find it here.

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