Skateboarding in New Hampshire is gaining popularity and the state has finally seen some new skateparks built with plans to build even more. The recent approval of a two million dollar skatepark by Portsmouth City Council is a great example of the state heading in the right direction in regards to providing skateboarders with safe and modern places to ride their boards.

The quote “If you build it, they will come” is very relatable in regards to skateparks and if New Hampshire keeps building them, skateboarders will keep coming to skate them.

As of right now, these six skateparks listed below are the best on offer for your next session in the ‘Granite State’. We will keep this list updated as we learn more, but you are more than welcome to let us know your thoughts on latest skatepark additions that deserve a mention in the comments below.

Best Skateparks In New Hampshire

David W. Deane (Nashua) Skatepark

David W. Deane Skatepark (also known as Nashua Skatepark) is the coolest skatepark in New Hampshire! This 20,000 square foot beast was designed and built by Pillar Design Studios and Artisan Skateparks. It is the ultimate flow park with two pool style bowls, endless quarter pipes, extensions, hips, banks, volcanoes, islands, keyhole, ledges, and has a kicker ramp with a fire hydrant, plus so much more.

Rusty Berrings (Lebanon) Skatepark

Rusty Berrings Skatepark, formally known as Lebanon Skatepark, offers skateboarders a variety of terrain from transition to street. There is a bowl, two half bowls with a spine, several quarter pipes, hips, banks, and a pyramid. The street course consists of a stair set, handrail, euro gap, down ledge, curbs, banks, and a manual pad. The unique pyramid with slappy curb is a really cool feature too.

Plymouth Skatepark

The Plymouth Skatepark project started back in 2011 and has been a work in progress ever since. There is a kidney bowl, half pipe, kicker ramps, hubba ledge, flat ledge, handrail, euro gap, manual pads, and quarter pipes.

Hart Family Memorial Skatepark

Hart Family Memorial Skatepark was designed by Pillar Design Studios and the concrete was poured by Artisan Skateparks. The street style elements here include flat bars, down ledge, flat ledges, manual pads, A-frame, banks, quarter pipes, extensions, hips, and a half bowl. If you enjoy skating street style terrain, this is the skatepark for you!

Hampton Skatepark

Hampton Skatepark is a little crusty in some areas but is still a great place to skate. It has a somewhat DIY feel to it without actually being a DIY. There is an old mini ramp, bowl with nice hips, quarter pipes, extensions, banks, rails, ledges, manual pad, and a cool spine ramp.

Red Alert Skatepark

Red Alert is an indoor skatepark and skate shop located in Rochester. It offers skateboarders a place to skate at all times of the year which is extremely important in a place that sees on average sixty-nine inches of snow annually. There are quarter pipes, banks, rails, ledges, pyramid, euro gap, mini ramp, and more. Total good vibes here!

Like most indoor skateparks, there is a fee to skate here. The fees are as follows; $10 for non members, $7 for members, and free for Dads who want to shred with their kids.

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