New Jersey is the land of amazing mini skateparks. I’m serious. There are so many awesome skateparks here that are all under 10,000 square feet. When it comes to skateparks, the ‘Garden State’ might be living in the shadows of NYC and Brooklyn, but unknown to most in the skate scene, New Jersey is in actual fact quietly putting together a note-worthy list of skateparks.

Spohn Ranch are definitely dominating the skatepark construction industry in this state but I don’t think anyone is complaining because these guys really know their stuff.

If you find yourself lurking around the state and want to find somewhere to have a quick session, then you ought to check out this list of the best skateparks in New Jersey! I find it hard to believe that any skateboarder is going to be disappointed with what is on offer here.

Best Skateparks In New Jersey

7 Presidents Skatepark

7 Presidents Skatepark was designed and built by Spohn Ranch in 2016, however in 2020 phase two was completed which added a large flow bowl to the facility. The skatepark now measures 21,000 square feet and offers a variety of terrain.

In one corner there is a small flow bowl with a hip and steel coping. The newer flow bowl has three sections, spine, volcano pump bumps, extensions, and a brick stamped bank. The rest of the skatepark is made up of street elements that include two hubba ledges, two down rails, stairs, bank ramps, flat ledges, flat bars, A-frame with a rail, ledge and gap, skate-able planter ledges, a quarter pipe, and a hump to vert quarter pipe right in the middle of the park.

Ocean City Skatepark

Ocean City Skatepark is 12,000 square feet and was designed by Spohn Ranch. This is one rad skatepark that has a four-to-six-foot flow bowl, ditch style snake-run, two hubba ledges, four-stair, bank with banked extension, inset bank to ledge, bump to manual pad with a ground level manual pad next to it, flat ledge, flat bar, quarter pipe with a chunk of culvert sticking out, and a perfect mini ramp. This is a great skatepark with smooth concrete and endless opportunities.

Berry Lane Skatepark

Berry Lane Skatepark measures in at 12,000 square feet and having opened only recently in mid-2020, it is still quite a new skatepark.

The street course is absolutely amazing with perfect flat bars, identical stair sets with rails and ledges, bank to bank, bank to bank over rock gap, flat gap, camel hump, manual pads, A-frame ledge, with quarter pipes and banks at each end. Over in the flow bowl you’ll find hips, bank section, extension, and a volcano.

This fresh new facility has all the bells and whistles and is sure to get every skateboarder stoked!

Toms River Skatepark

Toms River Skatepark is brand new (as of 2021) and was built by the Spohn Ranch team. The 7,000 square foot facility will suit all types of skateboarders as it consists of both street and transition style terrain.

The bowl features a four-foot shallow end and a six-foot deep end all with steel coping. If you enjoy skating street though you will likely spend your time shredding the many technical obstacles that include a half pyramid with a floating ledge on top, manual pads, euro gap, slappy curd, flat bars, flat ledges, hubba ledge, A-frame ledge, bank to inset ledge, bank ramps, and quarter pipes.

This fresh new skatepark is perfect for everyone from beginners to experienced riders.

West New York Skatepark

West New York Skatepark might be small but the design couldn’t be better. The 6,000 square foot facility is comprised of a half-bowl with a volcano and a quarter pipe at one end, bank ramp with an extension, two identical down ledges and flat bars, bump to manual pad, and a quarter pipe with a drainage gap.

Collins Park Skatepark

Collins Park Skatepark was built back in 2016 and is in a great location right on the water. It’s mainly a street park apart from a nice mini ramp. The street obstacles include two hubba ledges, a down rail and stair set, A-frame with a ledge and rail, flat ledge, long flat/out ledge, manual pad/out ledge, pyramid, quarter pipes, and bank ramps. It’s definitely worth skating but it’s known to get crowded at times.

Point Pleasant Skatepark

Point Pleasant Skatepark is another small but perfectly constructed facility by Spohn Ranch. Measuring in at a mere 4,000 square feet, it has an awesome mini ramp with a spine, pump bumps, quarter pipes, manual pad, pyramid with a flat bar on top, bank to wall, and silky smooth concrete.

Evergreen Skatepark

Evergreen Skatepark (also referred to as “Colonia”) is 10,000 square feet and opened in 2012. The urban streetscape style facility has corner banks and quarter pipes, pole jam, flat bar, flat gap, bank to bank gap, camel hump to kicker, curved ledge, transitional manual pad, A-frame manual pad, A-frame with a rail in the center, volcano, three flat three stair set, handrail, hubba ledge and stair set with up-gap, and a brick stamped bank with a box on top.

Brick Skatepark

Brick Skatepark was designed and built by 5th Pocket Skateparks. In the middle is the main bowl that has some unique transitions, spine, and bank sections. The street section surrounds the main bowl and consists of an A-frame with a rail and ledge, flat bar, flat ledges, down ledge that can be skated as an up ledge from the opposite direction, bank ramps, and quarter pipes.

Holland Skate Plaza

Holland Skate Plaza is 10,000 square feet of awesome street skating obstacles. There are four hubba ledges with stair sets, handrail and stair set, rainbow pole jam, two up banks, taco bank, flat ledges, curved ledge, flat bar, and a decent amount of flat ground. This is one cool plaza that’s best suited to street skaters.

Neptune Skatepark

Neptune Skatepark was designed and built by Spohn Ranch. This skatepark which first opened in 2019 is comprised of a double bowl with hips, transfers, and an extended corner, pump track, and mini ramp. The street elements include a bank to bank with a gap, two inset bank to ledges, flat ledge, manual pad, down ledge that can be skated as an up-ledge from the other direction, quarter pipes, bank ramps, and a spine.

Mattano Skatepark

Mattano Skatepark is 6,000 square feet and was built in 2018 by Spohn Ranch. If offers skaters both street and transition elements such as a rad flow bowl with hips and extensions, volcano, pump bump, bank ramps, two down ledges, out ledge that can be skated frontside and backside, flat bar, bump to manual/ledge, and a quarter pipe. It’s the perfect little skatepark!

Sea Isle City Skatepark

Sea Isle City Skatepark is another rad skateboarding facility in New Jersey. Built in 2013, it measures 6,000 square feet and consists of a mini ramp, hubba ledge, handrail, up-gap, A-frame with a rail, ledge, manual pad, camel hump to manual pad, out ledge, flat bar, and a quarter pipe. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced rider, you will surely have fun shredding here.

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