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About Prescott Valley Skate Park

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Prescott Valley Skatepark

Location: Prescott Valley Skatepark is located in Prescott Valley, Arizona, at 10811 E. Pav Way, right next to the beautiful Glassford Hill. It’s a bit in the desert, so get ready for those warm Arizona vibes!

What is it?

Prescott Valley Skatepark is an outdoor skatepark that's got a little something for every kind of skater. Whether you’re into street, bowls, or just cruising, this park offers a solid mix of features for all skill levels.

Size

The park covers about 25,000 square feet of terrain. That’s a pretty big area! It has a wide variety of sections for skaters, BMX riders, and scooters, so there’s plenty of space for everyone to shred without getting in each other’s way.

Features

• Street Section: Rails, ledges, curbs, and a staircase – perfect for tech tricks and grinding.
• Bowls: Several bowls of varying sizes, from small to deep, so you can get your flow on or go big.
• Mini Ramp: A smaller, more mellow ramp for cruisers and beginners.
• Funbox: A multi-purpose spot for hitting gaps, doing grinds, and mixing it up.

Opening Hours

Since it’s an outdoor park, Prescott Valley Skatepark is open year-round. However, be ready for those intense summer days!

• Monday - Sunday: Sunrise to Sunset (but keep in mind, the heat can be extreme in summer).

The park is open during daylight hours, but during the hottest months, it’s best to hit the park early in the morning or later in the evening to avoid the brutal heat!

Vibe

The vibe at Prescott Valley Skatepark is laid-back but with some serious energy. You’ll find a mix of locals and travelers, all here to ride and have fun. The community is super chill, and you'll definitely make some new skate friends. Whether you're just cruising or throwing down some big tricks, there’s always a good energy here.

Summer Heat

Heads up – Prescott Valley gets HOT in the summer, with temperatures easily climbing above 100°F (38°C). The sun is no joke, so if you're skating in the summer, make sure to bring plenty of water, wear sunscreen, and skate during the cooler parts of the day. Mornings and evenings are your best bet for staying comfortable while you shred.

History

Prescott Valley Skatepark opened in 2007 and has been a go-to spot for skaters in the area ever since. The park gets a lot of love from the local community, and over the years, it’s been maintained and updated to keep it fresh and fun for riders of all levels.

Conclusion

If you’re in Prescott Valley, this skatepark is a must-visit. It’s big, it’s fun, and the locals are welcoming. Just be prepared for the Arizona sun, especially in the summer. Early morning or evening sessions are the way to go for the best experience!

This skate park is one of the best so far in Arizona besides the one down in Prescott, they're adding on to it right so is closed till about the 12th of September so once these workers finish it up it will be the just made and professional all boys and girls skate park, this park is for professional's or beginners just don't get caught with a bike in there, you'll get busted. The hours of operation during which the Skate/Bike Park shall be open to public access are: Daily, 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.<BR> October 1 through March 31<BR> Daily, 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.<BR> April 1 through September 30<BR> How Crowded? 8<BR> Are pads required to skate?: no<BR> Does it cost money to skate?: no