These are the top Houston skateparks for kids

Are you searching for a place where your kids can burn off some energy? Houston’s top skateparks offer the perfect mix of fun and safety, making them ideal spots for kids to skate and parents to sit back and enjoy.

North Houston Skatepark

Known as the second largest skatepark in the world, this park is a must for any skating enthusiast. The large playground nearby creates an exciting space for children of all abilities and ages, ideal for families. Shaded rest areas offer a place for parents to relax, and water fountains are conveniently available.

5-Star Review Highlights: “First time here, and I was kinda shocked. It’s a very impressive park. Tons of places for the kids to skate, without waiting even in busy times. The regulars there are pretty awesome as well, very helpful for the kids and encouraging. Will be back.”

Location: 12351 Kuykendahl Rd, Houston

Hours:

10 AM- 9 PM most days
10 AM- 10 PM Friday
8 AM-10 PM Saturday
Closed on Tuesday
More information: Here

Addicks Skatepark

This 7,500-square-foot skate park features ramps, stairs, ledges, and a quarter pipe, ideal for beginners and relaxed family outings. Its location near Congressman Bill Archer Dog Park allows families to combine a thrilling skating trip with an outing at the dog park!

5-Star Review Highlights: “I love this park! I take my kids here to skateboard!! Small but fun!”

Location: 3201 Hwy 6, Houston

Hours: Noon-7 p.m.

Dylan Dunkin Park

Located in Kingwood, this park holds historical significance by being Houston’s first public skatepark. With its smaller size, the park offers a welcoming environment for families and is ideal for beginners. Shade structures, bathrooms, and benches allow parents to supervise comfortably. The metal ramps, while durable, can become extremely hot during Houston’s scorching summers, so families should consider early morning or evening visits.

5 Star Review Highlight: “Cool skateboarding park lots of space, lots of different ramps and spaces to skate, very clean park and has a restroom in the entrance before entering the park. Safe and friendly even for a family event. Will definitely return and recommend it to anyone that loves to skate board.”

Location: Kingwood

Hours: Open 24 Hours

Clinton Skatepark

This 12,070-square-foot park lies within a larger recreational complex, offering a full day of family activities and opportunities for the kids to have fun. The variety makes it an excellent destination for families with several interests. Like Dylan Duncan Skatepark, the metal ramps can heat up in sunny weather, so plan accordingly.

5-Star Review Highlights: “Great park, kids love going there. Peaceful and quiet. I would highly recommend going there if your children like to ride bikes and skate.”

Location: 200 Mississippi St, Houston

Hours: Open 24 Hours

Bear Branch Skatepark

Located in a community park featuring sports fields, playgrounds, tennis courts, picnic areas, and a dedicated dog park, Bear Branch Skatepark has amazing options for all kinds of interests. This park is suitable for beginners and experienced skaters, providing a variety of ramps, rails and bowls. The park’s serene location allows parents to unwind as their kids have fun.

5-Star Review Highlights: “So much play space for the kids! We enjoyed the splash pad, jungle gym, and skate park. Covered pick-nick tables are available close to the restrooms. The dog park is very nice as well and is separated from the kid’s play area.”

Location: 5310 Research Forest Dr, The Woodlands

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