Top Skateboarding Spots in Poland

I think you should bring snacks and water – there's a nice nearby café, but it gets busy, and I ended up waiting too long for a simple coffee.

If you're going with friends, consider splitting an Uber. Parking is kinda limited, and I ended up walking a good bit to find a spot, which was a drag

My advice is to bring your own skateboard if you can. Rentals are available, but they can be a bit pricey and the gear isn't always in great shape.

Make sure to explore the whole park. I spent too much time in one spot and missed some really cool sections that were better for skating. So, take your time!

My advice is to bring some snacks or drinks; the on-site café can be a bit pricey, and you might want to save some cash for your ride instead.

I suggest checking their schedule online before going, as they host events or contests that can get pretty busy; you might want to avoid those times to enjoy it more.

I recommend arriving early, around 10 AM, to snag a good spot; it gets packed quickly, especially on weekends, and it's easier to find a nice place to skate before the crowds roll in.

I suggest checking the weather before you go, as the park can get super crowded on nice days. Plus, the surface heats up, making it a bit uncomfortable for skating. Bringing water and snacks is a good idea too!

i think checking the weather before heading out is key. my visit got cut short because it unexpectedly rained, and i missed out on a lot of fun.

You might want to bring your own gear if you can. Rentals can be limited and the quality varies, so having your own stuff will save you time and help you perform better!