Skateboarding in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's largest indoor skate park, spanning over 20,000 sq ft and designed by California Skateparks, offering beginner and intermediate courses and trial classes, with facilities on par with Olympic standards.

Hong Kong's first indoor skate park, opened by 8FIVE2 Shop in 2011, spanning roughly 3,000 sqm with wooden ramps and street obstacles; offers lessons and open skate sessions.

An indoor skate park under the Hong Kong Skateboarding Academy, spanning roughly 5,000 sq ft with Olympic-standard facilities, offering year-round skating lessons and open sessions suitable for all ages.

Managed by the LCSD, this roughly 1,600 sqm extreme sports ground features street obstacles, rails, stairs and a bowl, suitable for intermediate to advanced skaters, usable in all weather.

Managed by the LCSD, with three bowl and half-pipe setups of varying difficulty; formerly a BMX track, now a hotspot for skating and extreme sports.

Managed by the LCSD, this smaller but well-equipped skate park has a launch ramp and quarter-pipe, ideal for skating and inline skating beginners.

Managed by the LCSD, this roughly 630 sqm park is divided into three skill-level zones, suitable for skaters of different abilities, next to a swimming pool.

Managed by the LCSD, one of the few skate parks in Hong Kong open 24 hours, with obstacles like speed bumps and rails; the space is shared with cyclists, suitable for beginner practice.

Managed by the LCSD, equipped with a bowl and half-pipe, suitable for skating, BMX and inline skating alike, with changing and shower facilities, and well-appointed overall.

Managed by the LCSD, with three bowl features of different heights and designs, floodlit for nighttime use, suitable for skating, BMX and inline skating alike.

Managed by the LCSD, with ramps of various gradients, rails and stairs, suitable for skaters of different levels practising various tricks; floodlit for nighttime use.

Managed by the LCSD, at roughly 1,140 sqm this is one of the larger public skate parks in the New Territories, suitable for skaters of all levels.

The only LCSD skate park on Lantau Island, at roughly 700 sqm with a variety of features, suitable for beginner to intermediate skaters, next to a large 3.8-hectare public playground.

Managed by the LCSD, this skate park sits within a multi-sport park, next to football and basketball courts and a cycling track, great for the whole family.

Located along the Kwun Tong Promenade, with obstacles like cones, small ramps and stairs; an open space with sea views, popular with local skaters.

Hong Kong's first rooftop open-air skate park, located on the top floor of the H.A.N.D.S. shopping mall in Tuen Mun, with multiple levels for roller skating, skateboarding and cycling, free admission.