707 Fairview Avenue Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Google Maps
Skate Park
Well-suited for novice to advanced skaters, our skate park is completely free to use. Ramps, platforms, and obstacles make practicing tricks fun and easy. Though unsupervised, helmets are mandatory in the skate park. The park is open weather permitting. Please check the Park District hotline for the current status.
All Ages
Monday/Wednesday/Friday: 9 a.m. to dusk Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday: 12 p.m. to dusk
Ages 12 & Under Only
Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Park Features
Quarter Pipes
Half Pipes
Bank Ramp
Spines
Grindbox
Rail
Getting There
You’ll find the Skate Park within Newton Park, 707 Fairview Avenue, near the corner of DuPage Boulevard and Nicoll Way.
Know Before You Go: Rules & Safety Measures
The park is unsupervised and skaters skate at their own risk. Skating is a high-risk activity and can result in severe injury.
Only skateboards, scooters, and inline skates allowed in the skate park. No bicycles allowed.
Do not use equipment if broken or wet.
Skaters are responsible for inspecting equipment prior to use to ensure that it has not been vandalized and is safe for skating.
It is recommended that proper protective equipment such as helmets, elbow pads, knee pads, and wrist guards be used during skating activities.
No personally-owned ramps, boxes, or other devices may be brought into the skating facility.
Glass objects and containers are not allowed in the skating area.
No alcohol, drugs, or tobacco products are allowed.
All participants will refrain from acting in any manner which may cause or contribute to death or injury of themselves or other persons.
All participants will act within the limits of their ability and the purpose of the equipment used.
Participants only inside the facility.
Profanity, fighting, or any disorderly conduct will result in expulsion from the skate park.
Graffiti of any kind is not allowed. This includes but is not limited to stickers, markers, or spray-painting equipment.
All participants will maintain control of their equipment while skating.
In the event of skate park rules not being followed, the Glen Ellyn Park District may elect to temporarily or permanently close the park.