Skate Parks

Classic Skating

Layton, Utah:  It's on the right just before the train tracks on your way to the Layton Skatepark on W. Hill Field Road. It does cost to use this area.  It feature indoor wood ramps, a15- foot wide concrete bowl with metal coping and ramps to wall hits and spine. (SK8 & BMX)

Layton, Utah Skatepark

From I-15 take the #331 Exit (the middle of three Layton exits) and go west under the freeway on Hill Field Road from the south and right from the north. Go past Main Street where it turns to West Hill Field Road past Wal-Mart and Sam's Club. Go past the light, across the tracks about a half mile to Layton City Recreation (on your right) which consists of a big open space and a lit baseball diamond. Take a right through the gate to the North side and you can't miss it. Check out all the photos linked on the viewers below.

• Park Construction Photos
• Grand Opening Skater & BMX Photos
• More Grand Opening Photos

This park is open until 11:45 PM!! Official posted hours are:

     Skateboards and Rollerblades Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday

    BMX Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. 

Quote from a park regular:

A Site Design Group designed skatepark shows the latest concepts in skatepark design. The site design team came in and laid out the coping and re-bar and poured the curved walls with other subs doing the flat work. The surface looks the best that I have seen yet. This is no little kids park but a most demanding and progressively designed park. There is only one flat rail but many boxes with coping around the outside of the bowls. The overall impression is wow!! And the park is really designed great for BMX. Are kids going to get stuck in the deep clover leaf big bowl? (which I proclaim The Mickey Mouse Bowl from looking at the photos) Actually, I was in the bowl and it was no problem getting out. Also the 10 ft walls with 2 feet of straight vertical and a section of truly inverted wall looks beyond awesome.