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All municipal skateboard and bike park locations in Cambridge
Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Cambridge lists four skateboard destinations and Riverside Bike Park. Each has different features or hours, and bike-park helmet and age rules are stricter than the skateboarding recommendations.
Key information
Cambridge lists four skateboard destinations and Riverside Bike Park. Each has different features or hours, and bike-park helmet and age rules are stricter than the skateboarding recommendations.
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At a glance
| Task | Key detail |
|---|---|
| Which skateboard and bike sites are listed? | The page names Bismark Park, Churchill Park Skateboard Spot, Greengate Park Skateboard Dot, Riverside Rails and Riverside Bike Park. |
| Are skateboard parks supervised? | No. |
| Which tracks can younger children use? | Children under six need adult supervision and are limited to the pump track or beginner facilities. |
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Churchill Park Skateboard Spot
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The five sites and skateboard hours
Which skateboard and bike sites are listed?
The page names Bismark Park, Churchill Park Skateboard Spot, Greengate Park Skateboard Dot, Riverside Rails and Riverside Bike Park. All five have individual sections below. An older reference to three parks does not match the five currently named destinations.
When can I use Bismark and Riverside Rails?
Both are listed from 7am to 11pm, weather permitting. Bismark has rails, stairs, ramps and half pipes with seating. Riverside Rails has rails, stairs, ramps, a bowl and smooth concrete. Check current closures before travel.
When are Churchill and Greengate open?
Their listed skateboard areas operate during daylight hours, weather permitting. Churchill is a plaza-style spot with long lines and banks. Greengate has a manual pad, stacked ledge and grind rail. The broader park's late closing time does not extend these daylight-only listings.
Bike-park hours, helmets and age limits
Are skateboard parks supervised?
No. The City says they are unsupervised and users act at their own risk. Ride within your ability, take turns and keep the board controlled. Helmets, knee pads, suitable shoes and other protective gear are strongly recommended for skating.
When is Riverside Bike Park open?
The bike park is listed from 9am to dusk, weather permitting. It can remain closed for 24 hours or longer after rain so tracks can dry. Do not ride a wet or closed track simply because the surrounding Riverside Park is open.
Are bike helmets required?
Yes. Helmets are mandatory on all City bike trails under this page. Knee, elbow and wrist protection is also strongly recommended. Walk features first and progress from beginner areas only when ready.
Permitted uses, weather and contacts
Which tracks can younger children use?
Children under six need adult supervision and are limited to the pump track or beginner facilities. Two passages differ on whether beginner track access is included, so follow current signs and staff direction. Ages six to twelve may use the whole park under adult supervision.
Can scooters, dogs or RC cars use the bike track?
No. The code says bikes only, with no climbing, playing, motorized vehicles, scooters or RC cars on the track. Animals are not permitted. Skateboard areas also ask owners to keep animals away from the skating surface.
What rules apply in poor weather or organized events?
Stay off skate and bike areas when wet or lightning affects safe use. City-organized bike competitions or events require a waiver. Do not alter courses or damage features. Smoking and vaping are prohibited inside the bike-park gates.
How do I report damage or an emergency?
Call 911 for emergencies. Report bike-park damage to Park Operations at 519-623-1340. The Youth Coordinator is available at youth@cambridge.ca or 519-223-1383 for questions or concerns. Give the specific site and feature involved.
Compare locations
| Location | Address or source location | Recorded details |
|---|---|---|
| Bismark Park skateboard area | 375 Bismark Drive, Cambridge, Ontario | Hours: 7am to 11pm, weather permitting |
| Churchill Park Skateboard Spot | 200 Christopher Drive, Cambridge, Ontario | Hours: Daylight, weather permitting |
| Greengate Park Skateboard Dot | 180 Maple Bush Drive, Cambridge, Ontario | Hours: Daylight, weather permitting |
| Riverside Rails | 1850 Rogers Drive, Cambridge, Ontario | Hours: 7am to 11pm, weather permitting |
| Riverside Bike Park | 1850 Rogers Drive, Cambridge, Ontario | Hours: 9am to dusk, weather permitting; Helmets: Mandatory |
Every listed skate and bike destination
Bismark Park skateboard area
375 Bismark Drive, Cambridge, Ontario
Two skating sections feature rails, stairs, ramps and half pipes, with seating.
- Hours
- 7am to 11pm, weather permitting
Churchill Park Skateboard Spot
200 Christopher Drive, Cambridge, Ontario
A plaza-style spot with long lines, open space and banks on either side.
- Hours
- Daylight, weather permitting
Greengate Park Skateboard Dot
180 Maple Bush Drive, Cambridge, Ontario
A compact spot with a manual pad, stacked ledge and grind rail.
- Hours
- Daylight, weather permitting
Riverside Rails
1850 Rogers Drive, Cambridge, Ontario
The Riverside skate area has a bowl, rails, stairs and ramps on smooth concrete.
- Hours
- 7am to 11pm, weather permitting
Riverside Bike Park
1850 Rogers Drive, Cambridge, Ontario
A bike-only facility inside Riverside Park with pump and other skill tracks. Rain closures may continue for at least 24 hours.
- Hours
- 9am to dusk, weather permitting
- Helmets
- Mandatory