Beech Acres Skatepark
12,000 sq ft reinforced-concrete bowl and streetscape in Beech Acres Park
Skate Parks in Cincinnati
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- Destination parks (5)
- Neighborhood parks (7)
- DIY spots (1)
Destination parks
Concrete parks with bowls, transitions, and street sections.
Delhi Skate Plaza
Concrete plaza with ledges, rails, and quarterpipes inside Delhi Park
Florence Skate Park
Large concrete park with transitions from 3 to 9 feet plus street features
Hamilton-Fairfield Skate Park
Regional concrete park at Joyce Park along the Great Miami River
Lawrenceburg Skatepark
Concrete park below the levee in downtown Lawrenceburg
Neighborhood parks
Village and township skate parks.
Bethel Skatepark
Village skatepark on the east side of town
Cleves Skate Park
Asphalt park with ramps and rails on the village's west side
Dunham Skatepark
Skate spot at the Cincinnati Recreation Commission's Dunham complex
Loveland Skatepark
Small park a short roll from downtown and the Loveland Bike Trail
Ludlow Skatepark
Neighborhood concrete park beside the playground at Memorial Park
New Richmond Skatepark
Riverfront park on the Ohio River in the village center
St. Bernard Skatepark
Compact beginner-friendly park in the village park complex off Vine Street
DIY spots
Skater-built concrete parks.
Newport Skatepark (Under the Bridge)
DIY concrete park built and maintained by local skaters under the interstate
Park locations are based on OpenStreetMap and municipal parks department information, updated August 2026. Outdoor parks are typically open dawn to dusk and helmets may be required — check the city or township site before you go. Missing a spot? Tell us.