Renton Skatepark

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What is the Renton Skatepark?

Located in Liberty Park near Renton’s civic core, the Renton Skatepark is a popular, well-loved facility used by skateboarders and other wheeled users. Completed in 2001 on the site of a former community pool, the 8,400-square-foot park features a mix of bowls, half and quarter pipes, and elements that mimic a street skating environment. The Renton Skatepark was designed with Scott Yamamura, a local pro, and by over 100 members of the public through design workshops.

The skatepark also includes skateable public art funded by the Renton Municipal Arts Commission through the City’s “1% for Art” program. These distinctive features pay homage to the adjacent Cedar River and add a unique, creative character to the space.

What are the current needs?

Since its original construction nearly 25 years ago, Renton’s population has grown significantly—and so has the sport of skateboarding. While recent repairs addressed surface-level issues like concrete cracking and chipping, the skatepark is in need of a more comprehensive renovation to meet current community needs and support the future of skateboarding in Renton.

Why now?

Renton’s Parks and Recreation Department is currently updating its the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan, which sets a long-term vision for parks and recreation citywide. As part of this effort, we’re evaluating future improvements to Liberty Park, and the skatepark is a key piece of the puzzle.

Now is the time to think big about the future of the Renton Skatepark and how skateboarding is supported elsewhere in the park system. With community input, we can create a strategic plan for skatepark renovations and explore opportunities for new wheeled facilities throughout the city.

Get Involved!

We want to hear from you! Stay tuned for opportunities to share your ideas for the Renton skatepark. This page will be updated with information on future public meetings, surveys, and other ways to participate. Please use the "SUBSCRIBE" button to stay updated.


What is the Renton Skatepark?

Located in Liberty Park near Renton’s civic core, the Renton Skatepark is a popular, well-loved facility used by skateboarders and other wheeled users. Completed in 2001 on the site of a former community pool, the 8,400-square-foot park features a mix of bowls, half and quarter pipes, and elements that mimic a street skating environment. The Renton Skatepark was designed with Scott Yamamura, a local pro, and by over 100 members of the public through design workshops.

The skatepark also includes skateable public art funded by the Renton Municipal Arts Commission through the City’s “1% for Art” program. These distinctive features pay homage to the adjacent Cedar River and add a unique, creative character to the space.

What are the current needs?

Since its original construction nearly 25 years ago, Renton’s population has grown significantly—and so has the sport of skateboarding. While recent repairs addressed surface-level issues like concrete cracking and chipping, the skatepark is in need of a more comprehensive renovation to meet current community needs and support the future of skateboarding in Renton.

Why now?

Renton’s Parks and Recreation Department is currently updating its the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan, which sets a long-term vision for parks and recreation citywide. As part of this effort, we’re evaluating future improvements to Liberty Park, and the skatepark is a key piece of the puzzle.

Now is the time to think big about the future of the Renton Skatepark and how skateboarding is supported elsewhere in the park system. With community input, we can create a strategic plan for skatepark renovations and explore opportunities for new wheeled facilities throughout the city.

Get Involved!

We want to hear from you! Stay tuned for opportunities to share your ideas for the Renton skatepark. This page will be updated with information on future public meetings, surveys, and other ways to participate. Please use the "SUBSCRIBE" button to stay updated.


  • Skatepark Pop-up Event

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    Thank you to everyone who came out to the pop-up event at the Liberty Park skatepark on 6/11 and provided feedback via our survey! We received lots of excellent feedback, ideas, and comments at the event and all of your comments will be taken into consideration when we are looking to improve not only the existing skatepark, but skating in Renton as a whole. This feedback will also be captured in our Parks, Recreation, and Open Space (PROS) Plan that we are currently in the process of updating. If you are interested in providing feedback on the parks system as a whole, our survey for the PROS plan is open through the remainder of the summer here.

    Thank you again for a great event and we are looking forward to keeping you engaged and involved in improving parks in Renton!

Page last updated: 17 Jun 2025, 09:50 AM