10 Bucket list skateparks in Belgium

Planning a skate vacation to Belgium and unsure where to start? We’ve got you covered! We reached out to Patrick Peeters, a dedicated skatepark hunter who has visited an impressive 319 skateparks worldwide. With 130 of those parks located in Belgium, Patrick might just be the most knowledgeable person when it comes to Belgian skateparks. We asked him for his top recommendations, and here are his personal top 10 parks that you absolutely must visit.

Park Spoor Noord Skatepark

Antwerpen Noord Skatepark is a sprawling concrete skatepark, renowned for its impressive bowl that includes the first fullpipe in the Benelux region. Designed and constructed by the renowned American builders, Team Pain Skateparks, this park stands out as a top destination for skaters. It recently underwent a major renovation in 2023, enhancing its features and solidifying its reputation as a must-visit spot for skaters, who like it big.

Albertpark skatepark in Kortrijk

The skatebowl at Albertpark in Kortrijk holds the title of the largest in the Benelux region. Originally constructed in 2004 by the American company Team Pain Skateparks, this iconic bowl has been a favorite among skaters for years. In 2017, the skatepark underwent a significant renovation by Concrete Matters, further enhancing its appeal and ensuring it remains a premier destination for skaters.

Strombeek-Bever skatepark

The skatepark in Strombeek-Bever is a well-designed concrete park that offers both a bowl and a diverse street section, catering to skaters of all levels. With a good mix of obstacles and a smooth flow, it provides an engaging experience for both beginners and advanced skaters. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., this park is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike.

Sint-Niklaas skatepark

The Witte Molen Skatepark in Sint-Niklaas, a concrete park built in 2016, is a well-rounded destination for skaters of all styles. The park boasts a smooth bowl, and a street area filled with a diverse range of obstacles that cater to various skill levels. Designed with both flow and versatility in mind, this skatepark offers something for everyone, whether you're into mastering technical tricks or cruising through the bowl. Its modern design and well-maintained surfaces make it a standout spot in the region.

Tongeren skatepark

Tongeren skatepark is located in Stadspark De Motten park in Tongeren and was built in 2019. The skatepark features a huge bowl and street section packed with lines and obstacles.

Blaarmeersen skatepark

Covering 4,000 m², the Blaarmeersen Skatepark in Gent is the largest skatepark in Belgium and ranks among the biggest in Europe. This park is a must-visit for both street skaters and transition skaters alike. It features a large bowl, an extensive street section, various transition elements, and even a spacious flatground area. Designed by Constructo Skateparks and completed in 2020, this park has quickly become a premier destination for skaters from all over.

Lille Balsakkser skatepark

The 800 square meter Lille Balsakker skatepark is another bucket list park both for transition and street skaters. The skatepark is made up of a bowl, good selection of street obstacles and a rainbow rail to top it off.

De Schorre skatepark

Is transition more your thing, than make sure to add De Schorre skatepark to your bucket list.

Du Grand Large skatepark

Du Grand Large skatepark is a concrete skatepark packed with street features and a fun mellow bowl. The skatepark is located next to the LAGO Mons Piscine du Grand Large swimming pool.

Geel skatepark

Geel Skatepark is a well-crafted concrete park featuring an open bowl seamlessly connected to a dynamic street section with a diverse range of obstacles. Built in 2024 by Nine Yards Skateparks, this park offers a smooth flow that appeals to skaters of all levels.

Happy skatepark hunting!