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If skateboarding is your speed, or if you’re looking to try something new with the kids, Milwaukee has plenty of indoor and outdoor skate parks to explore. Here are some of the best spots for skateboarders, inline skaters, and BMX riders.
New in 2025
The Turf Skatepark (Greenfield)
4267 W Loomis Rd, Greenfield, WI 53221
After nearly 30 years, this legendary skatepark has officially reopened—and it’s every bit as epic as the original. The Turf is known nationwide for its deep, challenging bowls like the iconic clover bowl, keyhole, and capsule. While it’s definitely a destination for experienced skaters, there are also beginner-friendly features. If your kid or teen is serious about skating (or wants to see pros in action), The Turf is worth the trip.
Indoor Skate Parks
Cream City Skatepark (Indoor)
Address: 5560 N. Park Dr., Butler, WI 53007
Phone: (262) 790-9675
Website: creamcityskatepark.com
Features:
Cream City Skatepark is a recently renovated indoor skatepark featuring a wooden bowl, a street course, and a mini half pipe. It caters to skaters of all levels, with special sessions for kids under 12 to skate with instructors. They also offer lessons, demonstrations, and host a variety of events and birthday parties, making it a perfect option for year-round skating fun. The ramps, rails, and bowls make this park ideal for learning new tricks or perfecting skills.
Milwaukee Four Seasons Skatepark (Indoor)
Address: 200 N. 25th St., Milwaukee, WI 53233
Phone: (414) 933-7275
Website: 4seasonssk8park.wordpress.com
Features:
Milwaukee Four Seasons Skatepark is a safe and popular indoor venue for skateboarding, inline skating, and BMXriders. With beginner to advanced ramps and courses, it’s ideal for skaters of all skill levels to practice tricks and stunts in a controlled environment. Regular events, competitions, and lessons make it a key hub for Milwaukee’s skateboarding community. Whether you’re just starting or want to perfect your flips and grinds, Four Seasons is open year-round.
Outdoor Skate Parks
Estabrook Skatepark (Outdoor) – Free!
Address: Estabrook Pkwy, Milwaukee, WI 53212
Phone: (414) 483-2585
Features:
Estabrook Skatepark is a DIY outdoor skatepark located next to the Estabrook Park Beer Garden. This free, outdoor park is open to skaters of all ages and skill levels and offers a variety of ramps and obstacles for skaters and BMX riders. It’s the perfect spot for an afternoon of fun, followed by a visit to the nearby beer garden for a post-session snack or drink. This community-built park is a local favorite for its laid-back atmosphere and challenging features.
Tosa Skatepark (Outdoor) – Free!
Address: 7300 W. Chestnut St., Wauwatosa, WI 53213
Website: tosaskate.org
Features:
Located in Hart Park, Tosa Skatepark is an outdoor skatepark built in memory of a young local skater. With the help of the community, the park was designed to provide skaters of all ages a place to skate freely. It features a mix of rails, ramps, and street elements, making it a favorite among both beginners and experienced skaters. Convenient parking and restrooms make it family-friendly, and the park is open from dawn to dusk. It’s a tribute to skateboarding and the passion of the local community.
Joyce Rake Park Skateboard Park (Outdoor) – Free!
Address: 900 S. 68th St., West Allis, WI 53214
Website: West Allis Parks
Features:
Nestled in West Allis, Joyce Rake Park Skateboard Park offers a welcoming outdoor space designed for skaters of all levels. The park features a variety of ramps, rails, and smooth surfaces ideal for performing tricks and grinding. It provides a safe and well-maintained environment, perfect for both beginners looking to learn and experienced skaters wanting to showcase their skills.
Looking for something a little different?
If your kids love wheels but aren’t into skateboarding, check out Firefly Grove Park’s bicycle pump track—a looping track with rollers and banked turns designed for bikers to ride without pedaling. It’s a great way for kids to build balance, coordination, and confidence.
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