A new Skate Park is coming to Pickering

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Get Involved

Your input is essential to shaping a space that meets the needs of the community. Stay tuned for opportunities to participate.

Share your thoughts on the Concept Design

Last year, community members shared their ideas and preferences for Pickering's new community-sized all-wheels park (planned for 1640 Kingston Road), and now we have a concept design to show you.

View the Concept Designs here. To gain a better understanding, view the Presentation Deck here.

Once you've viewed the concept images, you can provide your feedback here.



Here's what you need to know:

The City of Pickering is in the process of planning for a new, community-sized skate park to serve residents of all ages and skill levels.

This will be an 'all-wheels park' as it is meant for all uses (skateboarding, scootering, BMX biking, and inline skating).

Location: 1640 Kingston Road (within the Hydro Corridor), just north of Diana, Princess of Wales Park.

Size: 1,200 square metres (12,000 square feet)

Construction of this new facility is scheduled for Summer 2026. Once complete, the nearby skateboard park at Diana, Princess of Wales Park (which has served the community for approximately 30 years and is nearing the end of its life), will be removed and the site will be restored.

Stay tuned to this project page for updates and to participate in the design process.





Background

The City of Pickering's Skateboard Park Strategy (approved by Council in 2017), identified the need for a new community-size skateboard park within South Pickering.

On September 29, 2025, Council approved the Request for Proposal No. RFP2025-13 for the design and construction of a new community-sized skateboard park, as submitted by Radius Skateparks Inc.

Read Report ENG 18-25 to learn more.


About Radius Skateparks Inc.

Established in 2005, Radius Skateparks Inc. brings extensive experience in designing and constructing skateboarding facilities across Canada and internationally - with designs being community-driven, innovative, and functional - ensuring an exciting experience for users.

Get Involved

Your input is essential to shaping a space that meets the needs of the community. Stay tuned for opportunities to participate.

Share your thoughts on the Concept Design

Last year, community members shared their ideas and preferences for Pickering's new community-sized all-wheels park (planned for 1640 Kingston Road), and now we have a concept design to show you.

View the Concept Designs here. To gain a better understanding, view the Presentation Deck here.

Once you've viewed the concept images, you can provide your feedback here.



Here's what you need to know:

The City of Pickering is in the process of planning for a new, community-sized skate park to serve residents of all ages and skill levels.

This will be an 'all-wheels park' as it is meant for all uses (skateboarding, scootering, BMX biking, and inline skating).

Location: 1640 Kingston Road (within the Hydro Corridor), just north of Diana, Princess of Wales Park.

Size: 1,200 square metres (12,000 square feet)

Construction of this new facility is scheduled for Summer 2026. Once complete, the nearby skateboard park at Diana, Princess of Wales Park (which has served the community for approximately 30 years and is nearing the end of its life), will be removed and the site will be restored.

Stay tuned to this project page for updates and to participate in the design process.





Background

The City of Pickering's Skateboard Park Strategy (approved by Council in 2017), identified the need for a new community-size skateboard park within South Pickering.

On September 29, 2025, Council approved the Request for Proposal No. RFP2025-13 for the design and construction of a new community-sized skateboard park, as submitted by Radius Skateparks Inc.

Read Report ENG 18-25 to learn more.


About Radius Skateparks Inc.

Established in 2005, Radius Skateparks Inc. brings extensive experience in designing and constructing skateboarding facilities across Canada and internationally - with designs being community-driven, innovative, and functional - ensuring an exciting experience for users.

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    Skate Park Design Survey

    Your input is vital in creating a skate park that you, your family, and the broader community can enjoy! Please answer the following questions honestly to help us design the best park possible.

    This survey should take approximately 5 minutes to complete.

    Thank you for your participation!

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  • Concept Design Feedback

    View the Concept Designs here. To gain a better understanding, view the Presentation Deck here.

    Your input is vital in creating a skate park that you, your family, and the broader community can enjoy. Please answer the following questions to help us design the best park possible.

    All feedback will be reviewed and considered alongside previous skatepark engagement results, site and budgetary constraints, and recommendations from the Pickering Skateboard Park Strategy adopted in 2017. Your feedback will help refine the design and finalize the terrain details for construction. Thank you for your participation!

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