Bend's main skatepark, at the south end of Ponderosa Park near Wilson Ave and 15th St, opened in early 2014. It has an approximately 8,000-square-foot main park and a 4,000-square-foot skatepath with quarter- and half-pipes, stairs, rails and ledges, and is open during daylight hours when conditions are dry.
An approximately 11,000-square-foot skatepark in Rockridge Park in northeast Bend, opened in 2017 with a 'lunar-landscape' design of transitions, pump bumps, hips and bowls, plus a few street elements such as ledges and a rail. It is open from dawn until dusk in dry conditions.
A 1,500-square-foot mini-skate park in Northpointe Park, a 2.7-acre neighborhood park in north Bend that opened in 2022. It has four main features — a quarter pipe, flat rail, bump and steps — and is open from dawn until dusk in dry conditions.
A mini-skate park in Stone Creek Park in southeast Bend, west of Silver Rail Elementary School. It has three main features — a box, flat rail and ramp — and is open from dawn until dusk in dry conditions.
Skatepark features inside The Pavilion, BPRD's covered rink facility in southwest Bend. They are included only during Open Skate and Family Skate times from mid-April through September, there is a fee, and riders must wear a helmet; the facility runs ice skating from mid-October through early April.
Outside Bend proper — still worth the drive.
A Dreamland-built concrete skatepark in Redmond's Dry Canyon, next to Sam Johnson Park and the Spud Bowl area. It has several bowls, including a bowl fed by a snake run, plus street features such as rails, quarter pipes and launch pads.
Sisters Park & Recreation District's skate park, at the Sisters High School / Sisters Community Park site on McKinney Butte Road, opened in the summer of 2012. It has three small bowls and several street features, and renovations completed in 2023 added a new entrance and a half-pipe.
A 13,000-square-foot concrete skatepark in Ochoco Creek Park, built by Dreamland Skateparks and opened in the summer of 2019 to replace the previous park. It has a flow area with pump bumps, steep banks, hips and quarter pipes, street features including a handrail and step-up, a bowl in the middle, and a ditch-like back section with ledges. It is open dawn to dusk.
A small skate park in La Pine, on Huntington Road south of the library and the Frontier Heritage grounds. A larger skate park is planned when funding is secured.
From the listings, not a count of this page.
Ponderosa is the main park. Rockridge is bowl and street.
BPRD spots are daylight and dry conditions. No source stated lighting for any park on this list.
No public skate park was found in Sunriver or Terrebonne. Redmond is the closest outside Bend.
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