Burnsville Lions Skate Park

Andrew LaFond

Quality concrete park. Smooth, good transitions. Bowl rides nicely with flowing lines - 6 ft high in the deep end. Nice metal mini ramp with a spine and pump hip. The mini is unfortunately a bit slippery from the metal surfacing. Will definitely be back here.

Tyrocco

Just a heads up as of 4/5/2020 the skatepark is gated off. But it's an awesome park regardless. Keep posted on when this is all over for some good times.

Jesse S

Good park. Everything is a little tight but it's fun to skate if there arent too many ppl. Definitely turns into a daycare so if you are good and trying to rip freely go early unless you want kids in your way everywhere. Fun boxes and rails at different heights for different skill levels. Step up would be more fun if the park was flat. You have to skate uphill to hit half of the features so it gets you tired quick sometimes. Mini ramp is old and tired and crooked as well. Would definitely rate higher if the park was level

Jeff Gintz

Our family has been there a handful of times since it reopened. The park itself is nice and the amenities seem adequate, especially considering there is no cost. However, each time we have been to this skate park there has been older teenagers/young adults (late teens/early 20s) that seem to act like they own the place. They are rude to our younger children and say things to give off a vibe that beginners don't belong here. There is no staff to keep these people in line so they persist with their rude behavior. One guy threatened to run over my daughter because he felt she was too small for this park and not talented enough for his liking. I told him to mind his own business and go to a park that charges admission if he wanted a more professional environment. This guy continued to swear out loud to nobody in particular with f-bombs and be passive aggressive toward me. I asked one of the other fathers there and he agreed with me that this guy's behavior was out of line. We have had similar experiences, only to a lesser degree each time we have been there. Teenagers that feel the park is theirs and only certain skills should be allowed. If Burnsville would have staff there these situations would be avoided and lessened.