Underpass Skatepark - Toronto, Ontario

philO

Whaaaaaaaaa on en prend plein les yeux avec toutes ces «oeuvres d'arts», c'est époustouflant de qualité graphique. Bravo !!!

Christopher R.

Quaint, quiet but still urban community, newly developed just steps east of the core.

Stephanie M.

One of my favourite areas of Toronto. Covered in art by local artists, great basketball courts, skate parks, playgrounds, farmers markets and live performances. It’s a pleasure to live by the park. They even used to host balls on summer weekend nights.

Booyaka S. (.

Super rad place to chill out, stay out of the rain and still be able to be active and move around freely. Plenty of areas to skate, even seen a young woman on roller skates kickin it old school. Mini ramps and areas to grind are pretty sweet. Saw some awesome parents taking out some pretty young ones out for a day of fun, good for them!! There is also a basketball net there for shooting hoops in its own kind of enclosed spot. Wish I had my kids on this road trip because they would love this whole set up. We need more areas like this throughout cities to keep our kids busy with exercise and fun. Highly recommended and I am definitely coming back with my kids on the next trip to this awesome province. 💯

Sanmeet G.

Great park to skate / walk . They also have a basketball court . Overall area has nice art , nice vibe . It’s safe . There is a ton Hortons nearby . If you skate this is worth a stop

Kevin T.

Solid little park. On a bit of an incline but nothing that should bother too many people. One of the few skateable spots when snow and salt kill any other flat spots. Some small ramps and wide open flatground. Dry and clean this visit.

John M.

Hidden Gem!

Fantastic use of land under a bridge, compared to just having some sort of waste land of garbage and debris.

This park is clean, well managed and away from the overwhelming noise of busy roadways.

The park has multiple features including, but not limited to: rainbow rail, quarter ramps, manual pads (boxes), round rails, curved rails, flat down flat rails, and ample room for flat ground.

The surface is polished concrete, very smooth and easy to roll on. The park itself is on a slight downhill for half of it, but all of the features are setup in favour of this.

There is also a basketball court right at the bottom of the park, which is asphalt and also in great condition. The park also has FREE parking, which is a win anywhere in Toronto.

This is a great place if you skate, but can also be enjoyable to just come by and watch skateboards, play some basketball, or admire the artwork.

Matthew R.

3 stars might be generous. The ground has bumpy cement lines every 8 feet or so, the ramps are a weird length on the takeoff and awkward to use (but maybe I'd get used to it eventually, idk). there are some rails and grind boxes, but it was tough to use. the ashbridges bay park is about 10 minutes away driving, maybe 20 by TTC. Probably worth going there instead, it's a better park.