Memorial Park Skatepark

Memorial Park Skatepark is the park's large concrete skate facility on the north side of the campus, separate from the lake trail and playgrounds. Navigate to the exact Memorial Park Skatepark pin rather than the general Memorial Park marker. The facility is active wheeled-sport terrain, not a toddler play area. Wear appropriate protective equipment, inspect surfaces before riding, follow posted direction and skill-area rules, and keep spectators clear of runs and landings.

Choose the lot closest to your destination around Prospect Lake rather than circling from the main address. Accessible parking and a compliant route serve the Swing High playground, and the Beach House side provides the closest approach to the accessible beach. Navigate to the exact Memorial Park Skatepark pin rather than the general Memorial Park marker. The facility is active wheeled-sport terrain, not a toddler play area. Wear appropriate protective equipment, inspect surfaces before riding, follow posted direction and skill-area rules, and keep spectators clear of runs and landings.

The outdoor skatepark follows Memorial Park's seasonal 5:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. or 5:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. schedule unless maintenance, weather, an event, or a safety closure restricts use.

Yes. The city lists restrooms among park amenities, with additional facilities associated with the recreation center, ice center, Beach House, and other staffed destinations. Building hours and seasonal availability differ from general park hours.

Ordinary public skatepark use is free; lessons, organized programs, events, and nearby concessions can cost separately.

The park includes the universally accessible Swing High playground with compliant parking and a route connected toward a bus stop, an accessible route to Prospect Lake beach, and accessible restrooms at Sertich Ice Center. Conditions at individual fields and older paths vary.

Dogs may use Memorial Park's ordinary paths and open park areas only while leashed, and owners must immediately collect and properly dispose of waste. The City does not list Memorial Park among its designated off-leash dog parks, so the lake loop, fields, playground approaches, and picnic areas are not informal off-leash zones. Keep pets out of posted restricted facilities and away from Prospect Lake water activities unless a rule expressly allows them. Separately operated buildings, beaches, gardens, and attractions can set stricter rules.

Memorial Park Skatepark is the park's large concrete skate facility on the north side of the campus, separate from the lake trail and playgrounds. The city lists three playgrounds, including the Phil Long/Denver Broncos community playground with accessible features. Select a precise playground destination before navigating because the park is large.

The facility is active wheeled-sport terrain, not a toddler play area. Wear appropriate protective equipment, inspect surfaces before riding, follow posted direction and skill-area rules, and keep spectators clear of runs and landings.