Skatepark

The Skatepark is a 15,000 square foot facility designed for all levels of skaters, scooters and BMX bikers. Watch Melfort Skatepark from Vision to Reality to learn more about the construction process and grand opening.   Melfort Skatepark
 

Location 

Located off Shadd Drive in the Spruce Haven Park Recreation Area.  

This facility is not supervised. Use at your own risk, know your abilities. 

Hours  

Open daily from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm. 

Entering after hours is considered trespassing and may result in criminal charges and seizure of equipment.   

Melfort Skatepark Live Feed  


For the safety and enjoyment off all, please respect the following: 

  • The City of Melfort is not responsible for personal property. 
  • Competitive events, demonstrations or vending require permits and prior approval of the Community Services Department.  
  • The City of Melfort reserves the right to close the skate facility for events, emergencies, or when conditions necessitate.  
  • The park is considered closed during inclement weather.  
  • All other park rules and regulations must be followed. Failure to comply with these rules may result in your privileges being revoked.
  • Skateboards, in-line skates, scooters and BMX freestyle (non-motorized) bicycles only 
  • No PEGS of any kind on bikes 
  • Be respectful and courteous – no fighting or foul language 
  • Look before you go! Don’t drop in on others - take turns 
  • Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times 
  • Helmets and other protective gear (knee & elbow pads, wrist guards, etc.) are strongly recommended 
  • Inspect and clean the surface before you begin to ensure a smooth, safe ride 
  • Do not use when surface is wet or icy 
  • Users under the age of 12 must be supervised by a parent or guardian while using this facility 
  • Graffiti, tagging or stickers 
  • Guns or weapons of any kind 
  • Profanity, cursing, or abusive language 
  • Drugs, alcohol or tobacco use of any kind 
  • Food, drinks or chewing gum on the skating surfaces 
  • Additional obstacles or any modifications to existing structures (ramps, railings, etc.) 
  • Glass containers 
  • Horseplay, pushing, showing or fighting 
  • Loud music