Oakville skate parks and pump track: all seven sites

Oakville, Ontario, Canada

Oakville, Ontario lists seven skate-park locations. The Sixteen Mile site also has an all-wheel pump track. Helmets are required, and children under 13 need an adult. Published hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Cornwall Road Sports Park skateboarding facilities.
Cornwall Road Sports Park skateboarding facilities. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Oakville, Source website.

Key information

Oakville, Ontario lists seven skate-park locations. The Sixteen Mile site also has an all-wheel pump track. Helmets are required, and children under 13 need an adult. Published hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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Key details

Oakville skate parks and pump track: all seven sites reference
ItemDetails
Sites7 skateboard locations; pump track at Sixteen Mile
Hours9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
SafetyHelmet mandatory; adult supervision under 13
Skate-park bikesBMX and mountain bikes prohibited
Pump trackNon-motorized, non-electric wheels only

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Before you start

Match your equipment to the facility. The skateboard-park rule prohibiting BMX and mountain bikes is separate from the Sixteen Mile all-wheel pump track, where non-motorized and non-electric vehicles are permitted.

The town strongly recommends wrist guards, elbow pads and kneepads in addition to a helmet. Avoid the facilities during or after severe weather. Source sizes below describe the published facilities, not a current surface-condition inspection.

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Rules and exceptions

  • At the pump track, follow directional arrows and stay on the track. Riders ahead have priority.
  • Ride within your ability and keep the bike under control.
  • Shell Park is described as open year round, weather permitting. Weather limits still apply at every site.
  • Report facility damage or overflowing park bins through the town Online Services link.

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What to do next

Oakville skate parks and pump track: next steps
  1. Choose the right facility

    Use the feature list and distinguish the skate park from the pump track.

  2. Bring safety equipment

    Wear a helmet and arrange adult supervision for children under 13.

  3. Check weather and share space

    Avoid unsafe conditions and follow track directions.

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Places and service locations

Cornwall Road Sports Park

425 Cornwall Road

A 300-square-metre concrete skate spot with a bowl, waves and islands.

Cornwall Road Sports Park skateboarding facilities.
Cornwall Road Sports Park skateboarding facilities. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Oakville, Source website.

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George Savage Park

3200 George Savage Avenue

A 285-square-metre park with quarter pipe, ledges, flat bar, wedge features and turnaround banks.

George Savage Park skateboarding facilities.
George Savage Park skateboarding facilities. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Oakville, Source website.

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Glen Abbey Park

1415 Third Line

A 300-square-metre concrete-pad park outside Glen Abbey Community Centre, with ramps, rails, grind box and jersey barrier.

Glen Abbey Park skateboarding facilities.
Glen Abbey Park skateboarding facilities. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Oakville, Source website.

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Glenashton Park

1051 Glenashton Drive

A 320-square-metre facility outside Iroquois Ridge Community Centre, with ramps, mini half pipe, grind features and stairs.

Glenashton Park skateboarding facilities.
Glenashton Park skateboarding facilities. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Oakville, Source website.

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Shell Park

3307 Lakeshore Road West

A 1,230-square-metre skate park with 26 cement ramps. The town lists year-round weather-dependent use and spring/fall classes.

Shell Park skateboarding facilities.
Shell Park skateboarding facilities. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Oakville, Source website.

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Sixteen Mile Sports Park

3170 Neyagawa Boulevard

A 1,400-square-metre skate park and 130-linear-metre all-wheel pump track. Bowls are listed at 6, 8 and 10 feet deep.

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William Rose Park

455 Wheat Boom Drive

A 120-square-metre in-ground concrete skate facility with a central bowl and curved ramps.

William Rose Park skateboarding facilities.
William Rose Park skateboarding facilities. Photo date not supplied. Photo: City of Oakville, Source website.

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Addresses come from the named service source. Maps locate the site and do not promise a verified accessible entrance. Seasonal status is stated where verified.

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Useful questions and answers

How many skate-park sites are listed?

Seven, including the combined skate-park and pump-track site at Sixteen Mile Sports Park.

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What are the published hours?

9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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Are helmets optional?

No. Helmets must be worn. Additional pads and wrist guards are strongly recommended.

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Can a 12-year-old visit without an adult?

No. Children under 13 must be supervised by an adult.

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Can I ride a BMX bike in the skateboard park?

No. BMX and mountain bikes are prohibited in the skate-park rules.

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Are bicycles allowed on the Sixteen Mile pump track?

Yes, if they are non-motorized and non-electric. The pump track has different rules from the skateboard area.

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Who has priority on the pump track?

Riders ahead have the right of way. Follow the directional arrows and remain on the track.

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Which site has the largest published skateboard area?

Sixteen Mile Sports Park lists 1,400 square metres; Shell Park lists 1,230 square metres.

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Where is the Cornwall skate spot?

425 Cornwall Road. The town describes a 300-square-metre concrete spot with a bowl.

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Can I use the park after severe weather?

The town says to avoid use during or after severe weather because injury risk rises.

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