Location

12767 NY-438, Irving, NY 14081

Description

Tiny skatepark. Opened in spring 2026. Located in front of the SNI Cattaraugus Community Center.

Bathrooms

There are bathrooms inside the community center.

Features

• 3’ quarter pipes with 4’ extension
• 6’ rounded quarter pipe (cradle?)
• box
• flat rail
• manual pad
• hip

Location

5074 Electric Ave, Hamburg, NY 14075

Description

Concrete skatepark built in 2024 after a several-years-long initiative to replace the town’s old, modular skatepark.

Features

• 4’ miniramp with 5.5’ extensions
• 1.5’ quarter pipes and slappy curb on the miniramp deck
• hip
• box
• manual pad
• flat rail
• small funbox with rail
• 3’ box jump
• 4’ quarter pipe (no coping)
• 4’ quarter pipe with 6.5’ extension
• rollers

Location

Outwater Memorial Park, Corinthia St, Lockport, NY 14094

Description

Excellent skatepark that’s worth a long drive. Great variety of transition and street obstacles, including several features that bridge a gap.

Construction began in fall 2023; the skatepark officially opened April 20, 2024.

Bathrooms

There are bathrooms in the park. If you’re lucky, they’ll be unlocked.

Location

Description

Indoor skatepark inside the McKinley Mall. One of the best and largest skateparks in the area. There’s an entrance in the back of the mall, which is available even when the mall’s closed. The back entrance leads directly to the attached skateshop.

Location

Heritage Park, 65 Franklin St, Springville, NY 14141

Description

Nice skatepark in a small town. There’s a pump track on one side of the park.

Features

• 4’ and 5’ quarter pipes
• 3’ spine
• A-frame with rail
• A-frame with ledge
• box
• flat rail
• manual pad
• short pump track

Lighting

There are overhead lights around the park.

Location

Description

The skateshop contains an indoor, concrete skatepark. Occasionally the park is open for events, but otherwise you can rent the park by the hour. As of 2024, they charge $30 per hour for up to ten people. Call the shop to set it up.

Location

Amherst Northtown Center, Amherst, NY 14221

Description

A corner of the park has 2’ quarter pipes with a round manual pad in between, which is popular. There’s also a 4’ quarter pipe and two bowls.

There’s some graffiti and artwork on the walls of the park; even non-skaters might want to check it out.

Location

Hyde Park, 898 Hyde Park Blvd, Niagara Falls, NY 14301

Description

This would be a great skatepark, but the concrete needs some maintenance.

Parking

No parking lot. Park on the street next to the skatepark.

Features

• 4’ quarter pipes
• 5’ miniramp
• A-frame with rail and ledge
• down rail
• flat rail
• boxes
• U-shaped manual pad
• weird 6-sided bank

Location

Keysa Park, Vandenberg Ave, Lancaster, NY 14086

Description

This is a fairly large skatepark. While it lacks an actual manual pad, the park has a decent variety of obstacles. In addition to the standard elements, there are mellow banks for beginners, and a big euro gap for advanced skaters. There’s some room for flat-ground skating in the corners of the park.