We've found the best skateparks in Hong Kong for you to get your grind on, no matter if you're a beginner or a pro. Get gnarly!
While you might’ve tried your hand at water sports in Hong Kong, sweated it out at outdoor fitness classes in Hong Kong, or attempted some fun workouts across the city, have you got yourself on a pair of wheels yet? Now that skateboarding is mainstream, Hong Kong has jumped on the bandwagon and built numerous skateparks. Although it might seem like this city is starved for space, Hong Kong is actually home to more than 10 great skateparks, some of the international grade. So, whether you want to push a piece of wood, catch air in plastic boots, or pedal like a clown, come take a roll through this list of the best skateparks in Hong Kong.
A Guide to the best skateparks in Hong Kong
1. Tseung Kwan O Skatepark
This is easily the crème de la crème of the city’s skateparks. It was overseen by Convic, who’ve built over 700 of the best skate facilities in the world. There is plenty of variety here – a whole assortment of smoothly curved ramps, ledges, and rails. There are also drinking fountains, changing facilities with showers, plus floodlights and a first aid room. It sits in a landscaped park with plenty of verdant grass to rest on after the session too. Definitely one of the top skateparks in Hong Kong.
Opening Hours: 8am -10pm, daily
Tseung Kwan O Velodrome, Po Hong Road, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong, p. 2878 8621, 將軍澳寶康路香港單車館公園
2. Morse Park (Park no. 4)
A fairly tiny skateboard and roller-blading rink, Morse Park is surrounded by fences and nets to protect visitor’s safety. With a launch ramp and two-quarter pipes, this avenue is perfect for beginners looking to pick up basic moves.
Opening Hours: 7am-11pm, daily
Morse Park (Park no. 4), 30 Heng Lam Street, Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong, p. 2338 3047
3. Fanling
This one earns points for staying open the latest – the lights go out at 11pm so you can have a productive session after the sun goes down. However, it loses points for being so damn far away (it’s basically in China) so unless you live on the east rail line of the MTR it’s well out of the way. Nevertheless, it’s worth the journey – this $51-million park has three sets of smooth bowls plus rails and ledges. There are also drinking fountains, floodlights, and a first aid room.
Opening Hours: 9am -11pm, daily
Fanling Skatepark, On Lok Mun Street, On Lok Tsuen, Fanling, New Territories, Hong Kong, p. 2679 2819, 新界粉嶺安樂村安樂門街
4. Chai Wan Poolside Garden
A spacious outdoor skateboard park, Chai Wan Poolside Garden has all kinds of beginner-level and intermediate-level ramps. If you are looking to practice basic skills, this is the place to be.
Opening Hours: 7am-10pm, daily
Chai Wan Poolside Garden, Sun Ha Street, Chai Wan, Hong Kong, p. 2564 2539
5. Diamond Hill (Po Kong Village Road)
This is a world-class park that features a perfect replica of Sydney’s world-famous Bondi skate bowl. The park has been designed to facilitate professional and international competitions, with facilities provided for beginners and intermediate skaters. The security is quite tight here, so you need to bring protective gear. There are ramps of various sizes, plus a few rails and ledges. There is a drinking fountain, changing rooms, and floodlights too, making it one of the top skateparks in Hong Kong.
Opening Hours: 10am -10:30pm, daily
Diamond Hill Skatepark, 140 Po Kong Village Road, Diamond Hill, Kowloon, Hong Kong, p. 2320 6140, 九龍鑽石山蒲崗村道140號
6. Kwai Shun Street Playground
This playground is not only a heaven for skateboarders but also roller-bladers. Since the skateboard ground and the roller-skating rink are built under a bridge, visitors don’t have to worry about being exposed to the hot sun. The overall vibe of the playground feels very cool and calming too.
Opening Hours: 7am-10pm, daily
Kwai Shun Street Playground, Kwai Shun Street, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, p. 2619 9200
7. Mei Foo / Lai Chi Kok Park
Mei Foo is a classic – one of the longest-standing skateparks in Hong Kong divided into three sections for beginners, intermediates, and experts. While there is not much flow to the park, it’s good for learning. There are quarter pipes, mini ramps, and a small street section. There is a drinking fountain, changing rooms and floodlights too.
Opening Hours: 7am -10:00pm, daily
Lai Chi Kok Park, 1 Lai Wan Road, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, p. 2307 0429, 荔枝角荔灣道1號
8. Tung Chung North Park
Tung Chung North Park is a 3.8 hectares public playground with an array of outdoor facilities in addition to a spacious skateboard park. A soccer pitch, pet garden, jogging track, just to name a few of the facilities. The seven-hundred skateboard park includes an array of ramps, railings, benches, and bowls, making the rink suitable for veterans, amateurs, and beginners.
Opening Hours: 7am-11pm, daily
Tung Chung North Park, 29 Man Tung Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong, p. 2109 3423
9. 8FIVE2SHOP/Vans Sk85IVE2
Despite the weird acronyms, this place is 3,000 square metres of indoor awesomeness. Also known as the Kwun Tong Country Club, it’s been built in a former Kwun Tong factory space, and there are wooden ramps, rails, ledges, and a retail area. Mainly skateboarders only.
Opening Hours: Mon to Fri: 11:00am – 8:00pm, Sat & Sun: 11:00am – 6:00pm
Vans Sk85ive2 Indoor Skatepark, 7/F E Hang Seng Industrial Bldg, 185 Wai Yip St, Kwun Tong, p. 2344 3982 觀塘偉業街185號恆生工業大廈7樓E 室
10. Tsing Yi Northeast Park
Tsing Yi Northeast Park is one of the best new public parks in Hong Kong. Soccer pitch, waterfront promenade, volleyball court, cycling track… Various locations within the park will entertain you for the whole day. Their bowling-pin-shaped skateboard park is very spacious and has all sorts of ramps. No wonder many skateboard enthusiasts love to gather at Tsing Yi Northeast Park.
Opening Hours: 7am-11pm, daily
Tsing Yi Northeast Park, 10 Tam Kon Shan Road, Tsing Yi, Hong Kong, p. 2436 3422
11. Superpark
This is the only park you need to pay to get into – it’s a skatepark within an adventure complex, so you’ll be expected to wear pads (provided), and they also offer some scooters and boards for learners too, making it a great choice for thrill seekers of all ages.
Opening Hours: 10am–9pm, daily
Superpark, Shop G03, G/F, One SilverSea, 18 Hoi Fai Road, Kowloon, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 3611 0139, 九龍海輝道18號一號銀海地下
12. Tin Shui Wai Park
If you are looking for a large skateboard park in the New Territories, Tin Shui Wai Park has to be on your list. They have a 1140sq-m skateboard ground with a variety of ramps. Although the playground is usually empty and the chances of crashing into other skateboarders are low, we still encourage everyone to put on a helmet for your safety!
Tin Shui Wai Park, 6 Tin Shui Road, Tin Shui Wai, Hong Kong, p. 2445 5805
13. Morrison Hill
This is the longest standing of all the skateparks in Hong Kong. It’s more like a bike track really, but all are welcome, and we think that’s pretty cool. There are small ramps resembling speed-bumps and also rails and a flat section that’s good for learning, making it a top pick for skateparks in Hong Kong.
Opening Hours: 24/7
Morrison Hill Road Playground, Sung Tak Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 灣仔崇德街摩理臣山道遊樂場
