Skatepark Paris: the 10 best spots (2026)
Skatepark in Paris: from EGP 18 to place de la République, our 2026 top 10 skateparks with videos, opening hours, addresses and practical info.
Paris has 469 spots listed on RideMyPark, including 20 skateparks. The city hosted skateboarding at the 2024 Olympic Games, on place de la Concorde. Yet finding the right skatepark in Paris is not easy: parks are small, scattered, and their opening hours vary.
We compared the listings, photos and modules posted by riders, and checked the details with the City of Paris. Here are the 10 best skateparks in Paris for skateboarding, inline skating, BMX and scooter.
Top 3 skateparks in Paris:
- EGP 18: the largest indoor concrete skatepark in France, and it's free.
- Charonne skatepark: a compact street plaza opened in 2019.
- Place de la République: the most iconic spot in the city.
Updated October 2026. Only skateparks with photos were selected.
Comparison of the 10 best skateparks in Paris
| Skatepark | Highlights | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 1. EGP 18 (18th) | Indoor, 3,200 m², bowls | All levels, rainy days |
| 2. Charonne (11th) | Street plaza, hubbas, ledges | Technical street |
| 3. République (3rd) | Granite diamond, ledges | Vibe and meeting riders |
| 4. Batignolles (17th) | New ramps in 2026 | Ramps and transition |
| 5. Fougères (20th) | Hubbas, handrails, step-up | Street away from crowds |
| 6. Porte d'Italie bowl (13th) | Round bowl, a work of art | Carving |
| 7. Léon Cladel (2nd) | 60 m track in the street | Quick downtown session |
| 8. Quai de Jemmapes (10th) | Quarter, kinked rail, curb | Canal Saint-Martin |
| 9. Porte d'Orléans (14th) | Rails, funbox, curve | Progressing in peace |
| 10. Jardin Tino-Rossi (5th) | Mini ramp, rails, Seine | Riverside session |
| Our verdict: EGP 18 for a real session, Charonne for street, République for the vibe. | ||
All these skateparks are free. City-run parks have opening hours: check them before you go.
How we ranked these skateparks
RideMyPark lists more than 30,000 spots worldwide, added and photographed by riders. For this Paris ranking, we used 4 criteria:
- Photos: every selected skatepark has at least one photo posted by the community.
- Module variety: a complete park ranks above a single module.
- Reputation: history of the place and events hosted.
- Accessibility: free access, opening hours and metro links.
One limit to keep in mind: the Bercy skatepark, long a local reference, is under construction. It is left out of this top until it reopens. Few parks are rated on RideMyPark yet: your reviews will shape this ranking.
1. EGP 18: the largest indoor skatepark in France
The Espace de glisse parisien 18 covers 3,200 m². The City of Paris describes it as the largest indoor concrete skatepark in France. Entry is free.
Its RideMyPark listing has 21 types of modules: bowls, cradle, spine, euro gap, hubbas, handrails and a mini ramp. It also hosts events, such as La Coupe au bowl 3 on 31 October 2026 or the ISL in April 2025.
Key info
- Address: 54 boulevard Ney, entrance impasse Charles-Hermite, 75018 Paris (metro Porte de la Chapelle)
- Type: indoor concrete skatepark
- Size: 3,200 m²
- Modules: bowls, cradle, spine, wave, euro gap, hubbas, handrails, ledges, mini ramp, step-up
- Price: free (Paris je t'aime)
- Opening hours: vary with the season and school holidays, check the City page
- RideMyPark rating: 5/5 (1 review)
- Downside: very busy at weekends and during school holidays
👉 See the EGP 18 listing on RideMyPark
2. Charonne skatepark: the best street plaza in Paris
Opened in 2019 on rue Émile-Lepeu, this skatepark is open every day from 10 am to 6 pm. It was built by Yamato, according to Jackspots.
Its listing shows 12 types of modules: hubbas, handrails, flatbars, manual pads, ledges, banks and a mini ramp. The modules are compact: this is a park for technical street skating.
Key info
- Address: 34 rue Émile-Lepeu, 75011 Paris (metro Charonne)
- Type: outdoor street skatepark
- Modules: hubbas, handrails, rails, flatbars, manual pads, ledges, banks, quarters, mini ramp, kicker
- Opening hours: 10 am – 6 pm, every day
- Best for: technical street, ledges and hubbas
- Downside: small modules and closes at 6 pm
👉 See the Charonne skatepark listing on RideMyPark
3. Place de la République: the iconic spot of Paris
Redesigned in 2013, the square became a 3.4-hectare pedestrian space. In June 2018, a "diamond" about 10 m long, made of granite, concrete and metal, was installed with Volcom, according to the City of Paris.
A second three-step module followed in 2019. Riders meet there every day, and the square hosts sessions such as the Slayte sesh in 2024.
Key info
- Address: place de la République, 75003 Paris (metro République)
- Type: skate modules on a pedestrian square
- Modules: diamond (pyramid), ledges, step module
- Access: free, 24/7
- Best for: meeting Parisian riders
- Downside: few modules and lots of pedestrians
👉 See the place de la République listing on RideMyPark
4. Batignolles skatepark: new ramps in 2026
In Martin-Luther-King park, this skatepark offers curves, inclined planes and a concrete wave, according to the City. New metal modules built by Transalp have been in place since June 2026, according to Jackspots.
The ramps are about 3 m, 2 m and 1.5 m high. The 5 photos on its listing date from June 2026.
Key info
- Address: parc Martin-Luther-King, 146 rue Cardinet, 75017 Paris (metro Brochant)
- Type: outdoor skatepark
- Modules: ramps (3 m, 2 m, 1.5 m), micro ramp, ledges, banks
- Opening hours: 7 am – 7:30 pm on weekdays, 8 am – 7:30 pm at weekends (City of Paris)
- Best for: ramps and transition
- Downside: closed in the evening, like the park
👉 See the Batignolles skatepark listing on RideMyPark
5. Fougères skatepark: street away from the crowds
On the edge of the 20th arrondissement, near Porte des Lilas, this outdoor park has no lighting, notes Jackspots. The City mentions it in its 2025 letter to local residents.
Its listing shows 11 types of modules: hubbas, handrails, rails, step-up, table, manual pads and banks. It is one of the most complete parks in eastern Paris.
Key info
- Address: rue de Noisy-le-Sec, 75020 Paris (metro Porte des Lilas)
- Type: outdoor street skatepark
- Modules: hubbas, handrails, rails, step-up, table, kicker, manual pads, ledges, banks, quarters, walls
- Access: free, no lighting
- Best for: street skating away from the busy central parks
- Downside: out of the way and unusable after dark
👉 See the Fougères skatepark listing on RideMyPark
6. Porte d'Italie bowl: a bowl that is a work of art
This round concrete bowl, about 6 m across, is a work by artist Peter Kogler, created in 2006 along the T3 tram route, says the City of Paris.
It was restored for €45,000 through the participatory budget. Its black and white circles make it one of the most photogenic bowls in Paris.
Key info
- Address: square Robert-Bajac, 1 boulevard Kellermann, 75013 Paris (tram T3a, Porte d'Italie)
- Type: outdoor concrete bowl
- Modules: round bowl about 6 m across
- Access: free
- Best for: carving and working on curves
- Downside: a single module, best combined with another park
👉 See the Porte d'Italie bowl listing on RideMyPark
7. Rue Léon-Cladel: a skatepark in the street
In the 2nd arrondissement, a 60 m green track runs along a pedestrian street. The City presents it as the first of its kind on a public street.
Quarters, a funbox, a pyramid, curbs and banks line the track. The space is open 24/7, but the City asks riders to skate between 8 am and 8 pm out of respect for residents.
Key info
- Address: rue Léon-Cladel, 75002 Paris (metro Bourse)
- Type: skate space in a pedestrian street
- Modules: quarters, funbox, pyramid, curbs, ledges, banks
- Recommended hours: 8 am – 8 pm
- Best for: a quick session right in the centre
- Downside: narrow street with residents right above
👉 See the rue Léon-Cladel listing on RideMyPark
8. Quai de Jemmapes: the most urban park
On the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin, these 260 m² of concrete sit next to a basketball court. The City calls it its most urban site.
It has a quarter, a kinked rail, a curb and inclined planes. The park opens every day, with longer hours on weekdays.
Key info
- Address: 142 quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris (metro Colonel Fabien)
- Type: outdoor concrete skatepark
- Size: about 260 m²
- Modules: quarter, kinked rail, curb, inclined planes
- Opening hours: 9 am – 9:30 pm Monday to Saturday, 10 am – 6:30 pm on Sunday
- Best for: a session before or after a drink by the canal
- Downside: small area that fills up fast
👉 See the Quai de Jemmapes listing on RideMyPark
9. Porte d'Orléans: the most technical park according to the City
In the square du Serment-de-Koufra, the City presents this park as its most technical site. It has a quarter, a curve, a straight rail, an inclined rail and a funbox.
Its 3 photos date from July 2025. The square closes in the late afternoon, with shorter hours than the other parks.
Key info
- Address: square du Serment-de-Koufra, 1 avenue de la Porte-de-Montrouge, 75014 Paris (metro Porte d'Orléans)
- Type: outdoor skatepark
- Modules: quarter, curve, straight rail, inclined rail, funbox, curbs
- Opening hours: 8 am – 5:45 pm on weekdays, 9 am – 5:45 pm at weekends
- Best for: progressing on rails in peace
- Downside: closes early, before the end of the working day
👉 See the Porte d'Orléans skatepark listing on RideMyPark
10. Jardin Tino-Rossi: skating by the Seine
Along quai Saint-Bernard, the Jardin Tino-Rossi has a skatepark open 24/7, according to the City. It only closes in strong wind or bad weather.
Its listing shows a mini ramp, rails and curbs, with 6 photos from 2024 and 2025. The spot hosted a rail session for the Fête de la musique in 2023.
Key info
- Address: Jardin Tino-Rossi, 2 quai Saint-Bernard, 75005 Paris (metro Gare d'Austerlitz)
- Type: outdoor skatepark by the Seine
- Modules: mini ramp, rails, curbs
- Access: free, 24/7
- Best for: a sunset session on the riverbanks
- Downside: few modules
👉 See the Jardin Tino-Rossi listing on RideMyPark
FAQ: skateparks in Paris
What is the best skatepark in Paris?
EGP 18, in the 18th arrondissement, is the most complete: 3,200 m² indoors, bowls and street modules, and free entry. For outdoor street skating, Charonne is the most technical park in central Paris.
Is there an indoor skatepark in Paris?
Yes. EGP 18 is the largest indoor concrete skatepark in France, according to the City. The Bercy skatepark, under construction, is due to reopen with a wooden roof.
Is the Bercy skatepark open?
Not yet. Work started in November 2025. The 12th arrondissement town hall announced a reopening in September 2026, and its designer mentions a public opening in January 2027.
How many skateparks are there in Paris?
RideMyPark lists 469 spots in Paris: 20 skateparks and 452 street spots. Stairs, ledges and inclined planes are the most common modules.
Where can I buy skate gear in Paris?
Central Paris has several skate shops: Nozbone on rue de Marseille, L'Échoppe on rue au Maire, and Flipside on rue Saint-Denis.
Go further
The best skateparks around Paris
- Porte de Vanves skatepark: euro gap, hubbas, mini ramp and 14 types of modules (≈ 5 km).
- Saint-Denis skatepark: bowl, stairs and handrails (≈ 6 km).
- Arcueil skatepark: bowl, bumps and euro gap (≈ 6 km).
- Montrouge skatepark: mini ramp, table and rails (≈ 5 km).
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