Skateparks

Gand - Flandre-Orientale

Belgium's biggest skatepark, over 4000 m² in the Blaarmeersen sports domain in Ghent. Mix of bowls, transitions, street, rails, ledges, banks and hips, all outdoor. Iconic bowl loved by transition riders from all over Europe. Suits all levels, with beginner zones and features for advanced skaters. Very busy in summer, hosts contests.

Anvers - Anvers

Iconic Antwerp skatepark in Park Spoor Noord, designed by Team Pain Skateparks. Massive bowl and an iconic full pipe (Benelux's first), plus ramps and transition features. Outdoor, contest-grade concrete. Demanding spot, mainly used by advanced and pro riders. Hosts contests, set in a renovated urban park.

Bruxelles - Bruxelles-Capitale

600 m² outdoor skatepark at the Brussels port edge, opened in 2021. Recent concrete build, mix of bowl, rails, ledges, hubbas and street ramps. Urban vibe, free access, popular with Brussels skaters and a hub of the local scene. Suits all levels, more street-oriented with a few transition features. Often sunny in the afternoon.

Kortrijk - Flandre-Occidentale

Benelux's largest skatebowl, built in 2004 in Albertpark, Kortrijk. Iconic bowl with corners, hips and varying depths that make it a magnet for transition riders across Europe. Concrete surface, outdoor. Suits advanced to pro skaters, with a few more accessible sections. Regular bowl contest host. A must-visit for anyone who loves curves.

Bruxelles - Bruxelles-Capitale

Skatepark in the Marolles neighborhood of Brussels, right in the urban core. Mix of bowls, benches, rails, banks and ramps in a distinctive concrete/architecture setting. Outdoor, free access, one of the most popular spots of the Brussels scene year-round. Suits all levels, from easy street for beginners to technical lines for advanced skaters. A Brussels skate hub.