Ave Park is the largest indoor skatepark in Warsawwhich attracts both beginners and experienced riders. The facility is divided into three professionally designed zones: street, park and bowl. This allows everyone to find a space that suits their riding style. The entire area is housed under a roof, heated in winter and ventilated in summer. This ensures that riders are comfortable all year round, whatever the weather. In addition, the park was built using high-quality materials and designed by active sports enthusiasts. Which means it is not only impressive, but also functional.

Ave Park Skatepark also offers an extensive range of instructor-led classes - both individual and group. Classes include skateboarding, scooter and BMX riding. There is also a equipment rental and a chillout area with comfortable seating and coffee. Entry prices depend on the day of the week and the age of the participant, with additional discounts for the youngest. The venue, combines a passion for urban sports with a professional approach to learning and safety. It can be confidently recommended for both children and adults.

Woodpark is year-round indoor skate park located in the Rembertów district, which is distinguished by a unique combination of a concrete and wooden driving zone. A full-size street zone has been designed in the concrete part. There you will find marble hubs, long handrails, sets of stairs, a pyramid and classic obstacles like the London gap, bank ramps and funboxes. The wooden section offers roll-in, jumpbox and quarter with walleye. Ideal for smooth, dynamic riding and practising tricks that require speed and space. The whole thing has been planned by riders for maximum functionality, safe lines of travel and a variety of riding styles: from skateboards to scooters and BMX.

Entry to the skatepark requires registration and a membership card. Newcomers can use the reception where they complete the formalities and can hire a helmet. The facility also runs riding schools for children and young people on different levels, taught by experienced instructors. There is a skateshop on site with accessories and spare parts, a bar with drinks and snacks and a waiting area for parents overlooking the track. Woodpark is not only a riding space, but also an interesting meeting place for urban sports fans. Regardless of age and experience.

Skatepark Dawn is a seasonal covered boarding area and more. In winter, it transforms into a ice rinkand in the off-season skating attracts fans of skateboards, BMX, rollerblades, scooters and roller skates on an area of around 1,480 m². Here you will find a variety of obstacles: pipes, kickers, grindboxes, stairs, high quarter pipes, roll-in and jumpbox. All of this allows you to adapt the course to your level and riding style. A canopy in the form of a tent allows the skatepark to be used whatever the weather. However, the popularity of local events, such as BMX Spring Session or weekend jamborees, confirms that the venue is vibrant and an informal meeting centre for urban sports enthusiasts.

The skatepark is managed by the Rozbrat-Jutrzenka Centre, which ensures efficient organisation of training sessions and on-site ticket sales. Entrances usually last until the evening hours. On the other hand, time limits (e.g. two-hour sessions) allow comfortable use for both local riders and visitors to the centre of Warsaw. As a result, even if there is a lot of interest, everyone will find their moment on the board.

The skatepark in Five Sisters Park (former name: Western Park) is a functional track with an irregular multi-level shape, embedded in the landscape of the recreational part of the park. Its surface area covers approximately 46 × 28 m of riding space, which is divided into several sections corresponding to different styles. There is something for everyone, from skaters and scooter riders to skateboarders and BMXers. There is a single-chamber bowl Approximately 1.5 m deep, an area of funboxes, hubbs, manual pads and stairs. And also a segment dedicated to trick rides with bank gaps, quarter pipes, pyramid and wall features. 

The design, arranged in clever driving paths, allows for a seamless combination of tricks and manoeuvres, adding to the attractiveness and functionality of the track. This skatepark in Warsaw is also an important centre for sports events. Among other things, it hosts the preliminaries of the Polish Street Championships, with dynamic "Best Trick" competitions and a division into youth and open pools of competitors . As part of the Five Sisters Park (approximately 9 ha), the skatepark benefits from a convenient location. It is located just off the busy avenues and West Station, but still surrounded by greenery. The covered structure gives it a seasonal feel. In winter, the park serves as ice rink.

In operation since 2014 free skatepark in Ursynów The Romanowski Park by the Bazantarnia is one of the places very much frequented by young people. The riding surface was designed in consultation with the local skateboarding community. Anyone who wants to polish their skills - whether they skateboard, rollerblade, BMX or scooter - will find something here for themselves. The skatepark is illuminated until 10pm, making it vibrant until late into the evening.

Users appreciate the thoughtful design of the skatepark. They draw attention to, among other things ramps with coupling reaching all the way down to the pavement, making it easy to enter and perform tricks. They also praise the presence of a sturdy grind tube and well-designed ramps and steps that allow for a variety of exercises and stunts. The area is open to the public and nicely maintained, and use is free. In the park you will also find a flowpark for parkour and a bouldering wall.

The skatepark in Tarchomin is the largest outdoor skatepark in Warsaw, offering over 1,000 m² of smooth concrete. Ideal for skateboards, scooters, rollerblades and BMX. It features a variety of obstacles: quarter pipes for sharp bounces, funboxes with walls and gaps for technical stunts, stairs with handrails, kickers, bank ramps, pyramids and manual pads and corner. Such a rich layout of elements allows you to seamlessly combine tricks and develop creative riding paths. All this makes the place perfectly suited to beginners and more advanced riders alike.

The skate park was created at the initiative of the local community as part of a participatory budget. This resulted in a solid concrete facility designed to meet the needs of local residents. The whole area is covered by CCTV, which increases safety and order while riding. The facility operates throughout the season and is a meeting space for children, young people and adults. As part of the district's green recreation area Tarchomin, skate park not only attracts enthusiasts, but is also part of the district's urban landscape. If you are interested in a tried and tested skatepark in Warsaw's Bialoleka district, be sure to come and spend some exciting sporting moments here.

Skatepark Wrocławska in Warsaw's Bemowo district is an open space for BMX, scooters and skateboards. During the spring and summer seasons, it bustles with life all day long. A variety of obstacles await users, including classic ramps, ramps, banks, quarter pipes and grindboxes, so that both basic and more advanced tricks can be trained.

Although the lack of artificial lighting limits the evening sessions, the venue has not lost its popularity for many years. It is particularly popular with performance scooter enthusiasts and its open nature encourages the integration of different urban sports communities. It is a small skateparkbut known for the good vibe of the local social events. Skate community events such as the Roll Up Skate Contest also take place here.

This Skatepark in Mokotow is located next to the Wilanowska metro station at the junction of Pulawska and Japońska streets. It is a place that undoubtedly deserves to be called a cult. It has been in operation for many years. Extensive maintenance and modernisation works were carried out here in 2025, including the replacement of the surface, the revitalisation of old obstacles and the construction of new ones. The skatepark was designed with beginners and experienced users in mind - everyone will find obstacles to suit their level. 

Four refurbished and expanded elements and five brand new structures have been placed on the new surface. Additional amenities include benches nearby where young riding enthusiasts can catch their breath. The skatepark in Ksawerowo is located in a place that is easily accessible by public transport and at the same time far away from residential buildings. As a result, even the intense noise associated with the activity does not disturb the residents. In the immediate vicinity there are also basketball courts.

The skate park under the Świętokrzyski Bridge is a compact but cleverly designed spot. It has become one of the most visited spots for competitive riding enthusiasts in Warsaw. Situated in the shadow of the bridge structure, it guarantees riding regardless of the weather conditions, whether it's raining or sunny. The track is equipped with funboxes, grindboxes and other obstacleswhich allow you to freely combine tricks on a skateboard, scooter, rollerblades or BMX. 

The location of the downtown skatepark - right next to the Mermaid Monument and in the vicinity of the Boulevard Gym - makes it a unique spot on the recreational map of Warsaw. Free access and the lack of formal restrictions attract both beginners and advanced users. Thanks to its convenient access and central location, this skate park combines sport, relaxation and street culture in one space. Lighting installed under the bridge also allows the park to be used after dark, making it an attractive place for evening sessions and spontaneous rider encounters.

The Blue Skatepark is located in Zbigniew Herbert Park. It is a charming peaceful green area in Warsaw's Słodowiec district. Blue Skatepark owes its name to the unusual colour of the surface. Visitors also call it the blue spot or bluespot. Although the surface is a bit worn and could use a general overhaul, the place still attracts a large crowd of acrobatic enthusiasts. They even have a Facebook fanpage for the skatepark and a profile on Instagram.

For a long time, a committed group of young enthusiasts have been actively promoting the venue, encouraging more people to visit it. On their own initiative, they have created a fanclub and a collection of clothing inspired by the skatepark, which is becoming increasingly popular among Warsaw residents. For many regulars, the place has become more than just a skatepark - they treat it like their second home. Participants often undertook its cleaning, taking care of the order and atmosphere. Every year, the young people themselves organised Skatepark days.