Are you ready to shred? The Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation Department offers three skate areas perfect for BMX, boarding and skating fun. All three parks are skate- or ride-at-your-own risk, non-supervised facilities designed for skateboards (34" maximum length), in-line skating (four wheels maximum per skate) and BMX freestyle bikes. Each offers a different level of course difficulty, so you can choose the one that suits you best.

Mat Hoffman Action Sports Park of Oklahoma City
1700 S. Robinson
Hours: Dawn to 11 p.m., year-round.
FREE

The Oklahoma City Police Department and Oklahoma River security monitor the park on a regular basis. 

For safety purposes:

• Participants are required to wear protective gear.
• Spectators must remain outside of fenced-in area.

Ranked in the top ten skateparks in the U.S. in National Geographic's "The 10 Best of Everything Families: An Ultimate Guide for Travelers."  Click HERE to read more.

The Action Park is divided into two areas. The first is a flow course consisting of bowl combinations of varying shapes, depths and heights.  The second is a street course with ledges and handrails.  The two areas are connected with a 20’ wide sidewalk with all types of obstacles.

11-foot half pipe 10-foot oververt pocket Panda bowl with 3 shapes Volcano with sub box on top Loveseat Molehill Waterfalls BMX Berm Rollers Bowls range in depth from 5 to 11 feet	8-stair with two hubba ledges and a handrail Bank to flat bar Bank to picnic table Block Combos Double set with a step up, hubba ledge and handrail Manual pad
Transition decking Flow Course Steel Coping Lighting	25 Parking Spaces Picnic Bench Free Admission Public Art

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Route 66 Skate Court
3350 West Overholser Drive
(just west of Route 66 Park)

South Lakes Skate Court
4302 SW 119th
(west of I-44 at 119th Street)

The Route 66 and South Lakes skate courts are geared toward the beginning to intermediate skater or boarder. Both feature above-ground ramps, slides and rails, and are adjacent to larger park areas with picnic shelters and playgrounds.

Protective gear must be worn at all times and participants must adhere to all park rules.

For more information about any of our parks, call 297-3882.