Skate Parks
The City of Virginia Beach operates three premier skate parks at Mount Trashmore Park, Williams Farm Park, and Woodstock Park. Additional skate facilities are available at neighborhood parks throughout Virginia Beach. All skate parks and facilities welcome users of all ages, and the use of parks listed below apply to all skate parks and facilities throughout the city.
COVID-19 Update: Skate parks will be monitored by staff during peak hours to ensure only 25 visitors or less are using the park at a time. For the latest information, please refer to the Parks & Rec FAQ.

​​​​​Mount Trashmore Skate Park

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​310 Edwin Drive | (757) 385-2995
24,000 square foot skate park with a two-level half pipe of 5’ and 6’ heights and an attached quarter pipe.  The park also includes a 5’ spine, a 2.5’ roll over with grind rails and a variety of arced and straight grind rails and boxes. Adjacent to the skate park is a competition-sized vert ramp that stands at a massive 13.5 feet tall and 40 feet wide. The skate park components are steel framed with all ramps covered with Ramp Armor as the skating surface for skateboarders, inline skaters, and BMX bikers to enjoy.

Woodstock Park Skate Plaza

5709 Providence Road | (757) 366-4538
10,400 square feet of concrete skateable area and 3,200 square feet of interior green space. The plaza contains a five-foot-tall quarter pipe, vert wall, rails, hubba ledges, radial ledges, stairs and handrails to provide endless skating action.

Closure Notice:  Woodstock Park is closed for improvements.

Williams Farm Skate Park

5269 Learning Circle | (757) 385-3064 | Take a virtual tour
25,000 square foot, concrete skate park that features a tiered bowl, flow park and urban skate plaza with LED lighting.

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 Hours of Operation

Mount Trashmore & Woodstock*

Daily* | 7:30 am - Posted Closing Time ​ 

Williams Farm 

Daily | 7:30 am - 9 pm

​​* Beginning June 3, Woodstock Park will be closed for improvements. The skate plaza will be closed and the dog park will be temporarily relocated at Providence Park, 952 Reon Dr., Virginia Beach.  ​

 Using the Parks
  • Skate parks and skate facilities are unsupervised - Use at your own risk.
  • In the event of an injury, call 911.
  • Helmets and Protective Gear are strongly recommended. 
  • Skateboards, bikes, razors, kick scooters, and rollerblades are permitted.
  • No electric, motorized, training wheels or “spark” apparatus are permitted.
  • Respect all users and skill levels.
  • Use park within your ability and skill level.
  • Courteous conduct is expected from all those using park facilities. Disruptive, inappropriate language or behavior is prohibited.
  • Smoking is not allowed in skate parks and skate facilities or at the entrance gate.
  • Food is not allowed in the skate park or skate facilities at any time.
  • Unauthorized access to skate parks and skate facilities after dark shall be considered trespassing (Williams Farm Skate Park - no trespassing after 9 pm). Violators will be prosecuted.
  • Spectators should remain outside the skate parks and skate facilities.
  • No animals allowed inside the skate parks and skate facilities.

 FAQ - Free Parks
Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation officially eliminated fees for use of its skate park facilities effective April 1, 2019. 

Q: Why is Parks & Recreation eliminating the dog park and skate park fees?

A: One of the department's goals is to improve access to parks and programs for our residents. Eliminating these nominal fees is a great step in that direction. Improved customer service and increased efficiencies are other important reasons for the change.  There will be less of a burden on customers to complete a cumbersome process and conduct travel to off-site locations to complete transactions.

Q: What if I just recently purchased my skate park pass (annual or day pass)?

A: You may be entitled to a prorated refund. Email fun@vbgov.com for information, or visit any community recreation center.

Q: Will the rules for using the skate parks change once passes are no longer required? How will they be enforced?

A: All safety rules and customer usage expectations still apply including wearing helmets at the skate parks, etc. 

 ​Inclement Weather

In the event of rain, snow or other condensation on the ramps or concrete, the skate park may close until park staff determine the facility safe for use.

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