Rotary Skate Park is a state-of-the-art Skate, Bike and In-Line park located in Carrie Jane Gray Park, just off Massey Drive.
This 19,000 sq. ft. park opened in September 2002 and was designed and built by New Line Skateparks Inc 
. The Rotary Skate park has quickly gained a reputation as one of the finest Skate Parks in BC.
- Rick McCrank at Rotary Skatepark Grand Opening -
Skate Park Hours: 6am – 11pm
Facility: Parking and Washrooms on site
Location: 2005 Massey Drive across the street from the Prince George Family YMCA
Skate Park News & Information
Cover Your Pegs!
Keep the Skatepark open to bikes by preventing damage caused by metal pegs. Rotary Skatepark is one of the few Skate Parks that allows bikes. Don't lose this privilege by not covering your pegs. If you see someone without covered pegs, let them know! Don't be the person who ruins it for everyone else!
Skate Park Virtual Tour
Click on an area of the Skatepark image below to see pictures of that part of the facility. Photos will appear in a new pop-up window.
Wear your protective gear!
Like many other sports, skateboarding and inline skating carry an element of risk especially since these activities are played on cement not grass. For this reason it makes sense to always wear protective gear and to skate within your ability.
Protective gear, such as closed and slip-resistant shoes, helmets, and specially designed padding, may not fully protect skateboarders from fractures, but its use is recommended. Protective gear can reduce the number and severity of injuries.
Helmets are only useful when the chinstrap is fastened property. The strap should be done up with one or two fingers between the chin and the strap. Knee pads, wrist pads and elbow pads are recommended.
Safety Tips
- Never ride in the street. It not safe and its unlawful!
- Don't take chances:
- Complicated tricks require careful practice
- Only one person per skateboard
- Never hitch a ride from a car, bus, truck, bicycle, etc.
- Learning how to fall in case of an accident may help reduce your chances of being seriously injured.
- If you are losing your balance, crouch down on the skateboard so that you will not have so far to fall.
- In a fall, try to land on the fleshy parts of your body.
- If you fall, try to roll rather than absorb the force with your arms.
- Even though it may be difficult, during a fall try to relax your body, rather than stiffen.
Links
Check out this great link to other skateparks around BC and Alberta
For information please contact:
Community Services Department
City of Prince George
250.561.7640