If you are reading this then obviously you want to know where to find the top skateparks in Wisconsin. Well, you’ll be pleased to know that the badger state has more than a few good options for you to seek out if you’re trying to spice up your skate world.

From smaller intermediate level parks to vert bowls, and plaza-style designs to DIY, Wisconsin has something to offer all types of skateboarders.

It’s true that this state doesn’t offer the huge variety of skateparks that you’ll find in Texas or Florida, but they still have their fair share of fun facilities that are worthy of a skateboarding road trip. Besides, it’s much better skating up here in cooler temperatures than in the scorching heat and high humidity levels. Am I right?

Fortunately, Wisconsin isn’t a huge state which means all of these skateparks are only a few hours drive away from each other. So if you are looking for a reason to explore this cheese-filled state (and you like to skate), check out this list of the best skateparks across Wisconsin.

Best Free Skateparks In Wisconsin

Lake Geneva Skatepark

Lake Geneva Skatepark has something to suit every skateboarder. There is a large bowl that varies in depth with several hips and pool coping. The street section is loaded with a lot of fun obstacles. There are flat ledges, out ledges, hubba ledges, manual pads, flat bar, down rail, pyramid, volcano, and quarter pipes.

Sturtevant Skatepark

Sturtevant Skatepark is a super cool oval-shaped skatepark that was built by Evergreen. Although it is a smaller sized skatepark it doesn’t lack the essential features needed to have a fun session. You can skate flat bars, a rainbow rail, down ledge, flat ledge, hips, humps, quarter pipes, and a volcano hip here.

Tosa Skatepark

Tosa Skatepark is located at Hart Park in Wauwatosa and has a great mix of obstacles. There is a triple bowl, flow bowl, two hubba ledges, flat ledge, handrail, flat bar, A-frame with rail, step up, bank ramps, bank with a vert extension, and a curved quarter pipe. This is a great all-round skatepark that will suit any type of skater.

Fort Atkinson Skatepark

Fort Atkinson Skatepark is fairly new (as of 2020) and while small, it is a very well designed park. The 6,000 square foot facility has a U-shaped bowl with a brick extension and pool coping. There is a street course packed with awesome obstacles including hubba ledges, handrails, stair set, euro gap, bump to rail, flat bar, manual pad, and a long bank.

Estabrook DIY Skatepark

Estabrook Skatepark is a cool DIY spot in Milwaukee. If you enjoy skating DIY skateparks then you will have tons of fun here! There are several volcanos, ledges, quarter pipes curbs, and rails. Some other features also make an appearance from time to time such as jersey barriers.

If you prefer to skate perfectly smooth concrete you might want to give this skatepark a miss, but if you don’t mind the challenge it is totally worth checking out.

Mt Horeb Skatepark

Mt Horeb Skatepark has a mix of street and transition features. There is a bowl with an extension pocket and some nice hips. The street obstacles include a stair set, hubba ledges, hand rails, flat ledge, out ledge, curved ledge, manual pad, and a bank wall.

Portage Family Skatepark

Portage Skatepark is located in Goodyear Park, Portage. Construction of this skatepark started in 2016 and new additions are as recent as 2020. There are plans for a phase three and you can donate on the Portage Family Skatepark website. You’ll find a killer new bowl here with hips and an extension, stairs, rails, flat ledge, hubba ledge, an A-frame, slappy curb, and more.

Stevens Point Skatepark

Stevens Point Skatepark is 14,000 square feet and includes a variety of street elements along with a bowl. There are stair sets, handrails, hubba ledges, flat ledges, pump bumps, banks, vert walls, a spine, manual pad, and lots of space to skate. It is influenced heavily by street but the bowl helps to shake things up a bit.

Sheboygan Skatepark

Sheboygan Skatepark has just about everything you could want in a skatepark! There is a big bowl for vert skaters, plenty of quarter pipes, banks, and extensions as well. The street section is killer and has hubba ledges, an A-frame ledge, bank to bank, handrails, stairs, euro gap, flat bar, flat ledge, and manual pad.

Sturgeon Bay Skatepark

Sturgeon Bay Skatepark is 10,250 square feet and was built by Grindline in 2014. This skatepark offers a flow style design including a bowl with a roll-in and pool coping. There are plenty of street obstacles such as stairs, handrails, hubba ledge, flat ledges, A-frame, banks, and quarter pipes to have some fun on.

Kennedy Skatepark

Kennedy Skatepark was built by Dreamland Skateparks and measures in at 8,000 square feet. This is definitely a skatepark tailored towards vert or transition skaters. There are multiple bowls from intermediate to advanced that include hips, extensions, walls, and more. The street obstacles include hubba ledges, flat ledges, a flat bar, and some banks.

Eau Claire Skatepark

Eau Claire is a tiny 3,000 square foot skatepark but don’t let its size deter you. It is like a dream backyard skatepark with all the right features. There is an open-ended mini bowl with an extension, a quarter pipe with an extension, euro gap, flat bar, pump bump and banks.

New Richmond Skatepark

New Richmond Skatepark has a really nice bowl with hips, extensions, pump bump, pool coping, steel coping, and a roll-in. The bowl is the star at this skatepark but there is a small street section featuring a stair set, rail, bank, step-up, curb bump, and a ledge.

Telulah Park Skatepark

Telulah Skatepark has a plaza-style design which includes hubba ledges, out ledges, flat ledges, stairs, rails, flat bar, quarter pipes, and bank ramps. There is also a nice little bowl with two sections. This skatepark has lights so you can skate at night.

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