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Burnside Skatepark
My advice is to chat with the locals. They’re super friendly and shared some awesome tips on the best spots in the park, plus some secret tricks to master.
Sand Master Sandboarding - Park & Store
Newberg Skate Park
I think wearing protective gear is a must, even if you’re just starting out. I didn't at first, and trust me, taking a tumble on that concrete was no fun. Staying safe is a priority!
i suggest visiting in the morning, around 9 am, to avoid the crowd and really get a good feel for the park. it was less busy when i went, and i had more space to practice my tricks.
Lincoln Park Forrest Grove
Tigard Skatepark
Tanner Creek Skate Park
if you're bringing your own gear, pack some snacks and drinks. there’s not a lot nearby, and i spent too much time looking for a decent coffee break.
Kirtsis Skatepark
I suggest bringing your own water and snacks. The concession stand is a little pricey, and it can get hot, so staying hydrated without breaking the bank is a win
Klamath Falls Skatepark
My advice is to bring a portable speaker for music. It really amps up the vibe and makes it more fun to skate with friends.