Did you know?
Several of Providence’s Skateparks are accessible via the Woonasquatucket River Bike Path!
- Bob’s Skatepark & Manton Avenue Skatepark are accessible via the Manton
Avenue branch parallel to Riverdale Street. - Woony Adventure Park is accessible at the intersection of Glenbridge Avenue
and the Merino Park branch.
There are 8 skateparks across neighborhoods in the City of Providence, they are located
in the following neighborhoods:
- Olneyville (3)
- Smith Hill (1)
- Mt Hope (1)
- Silver Lake (1)
- Upper S. Providence (1)
- Downtown (1)
Park Information:
- Bob’s Skatepark [Olneyville]
- Manton Avenue’s original skatepark includes a stair set, metal ramps, and a variety of DIY skate features.
- Manton Avenue Skatepark [Olneyville]
- This recent install includes a 10ft quarter pipe, concrete mounds, and more!
- Woony Adventure Park [Olneyville]
- Pump track and Parkour field – Built by The Shop of Cumberland RI
- Father Lennon [Smith Hill]
- A collection of concrete clamshells in various sizes great for practicing carving and grinding.
- Billy Taylor [Mt Hope]
- A uniquely shaped skate pad with metal grinding features and a shallow concrete ramp.
- Neutaconkanut [Silver Lake]
- The largest and oldest skatepark in Providence, Neutaconkanut boasts a wide variety of concrete features including a pyramid, a 4 foot drop in, varied coping, a bench, a grind rail, a small pump track, a small bowl, and more.
- Davey Lopes [Upper South Providence]
- A smaller gated skate park adjacent to the Davey Lopes Rec Center, consists of several metal ramps and a grind rail. A great beginner’s spot.
- Adrian Hall Way [Downtown]
- Designed in partnership with city skaters.
- Opened in 2018 – consists of concrete and brick features flanked by murals in the heart of downtown providence.
Upcoming Projects:
The City of Providence has invested over $2 Million in skateparks throughout the city at multiple Providence
skatepark locations. This is your opportunity to let us know how YOU would like to Skate Your City!
