Skateboarding in the City

Skateboarding and inline skating are permitted on most City sidewalks and residential streets, as long as you wear a helmet. Bylaw No. 6234 makes a helmet required for anyone skateboarding or inline skating on City streets, public open spaces, skateboard parks, and all other City parks.

There are also streets where absolutely no skateboarding is allowed. Learn more below or in our Skateboarding Regulations (PDF).


Mahon Skate Plaza

In early 2022, Council approved a proposal for a skate area at Mahon Park for the community to use during construction of the new HJCRC. In May, we engaged with skateboard community members and residents on preliminary design concepts. Construction took place in summer 2022. A big thanks to local company RDS for their support and generous contributions to the project, including the long granite ledge, granite benches, and barriers.  

 

New City Skate Park in 2025

A skate park will be delivered as part of the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre (HJCRC) project, to be complete in 2025. Learn more about the HJCRC project, including plans for the new skate park, at cnv.org/HJCRC. The Lonsdale Skate Park was closed on March 28, 2022 to allow for HJCRC construction to proceed on the site.


North Shore Skate Parks

Want to visit other skate parks on the North Shore? Check out these options: 



Contact Us

Questions? Email eng@cnv.org or call 604-983-7333.

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