Silvercreek Skatepark, located in Silvercreek Park on 142 Edinburgh Road South in Guelph, is a concrete, plaza-style skateboard facility that offers a variety of elements to challenge riders of all skill levels. From novice to expert riders, the skatepark combines transition/bowl features with banks, rails, stairs, and ledges that mimic street skating environments. The park's layout allows for great sightlines, includes shaded areas, and is conveniently situated on a major transportation route for easy access across the community.
The skatepark is an unsupervised facility, and adult supervision is recommended for children 10 years old and younger. Due to the nature of the sport, the use of the facility can be hazardous, and severe injury can occur. Visitors are encouraged to be safe and have fun, while being mindful of the risks involved. In case of an emergency, visitors can call 911 or the Guelph Police Service at 519-824-1212.
The history of Guelph adds to the charm of the skatepark, as the city is situated on treaty land with rich Indigenous history. The area has been inhabited by Indigenous Peoples for thousands of years, with evidence dating back to 11,000 years ago. The city of Guelph was founded on April 23rd, 1827, by the British development firm known as the “Canada Company,” led by John Galt. Guelph is considered one of the first planned towns in Canada, with a layout designed to attract settlers and create a European-style city centre.
Whether you're a local skater or a visitor to Guelph, Silvercreek Skatepark offers a unique skating experience in a beautiful park setting. With its challenging features and central location, the skatepark is a popular destination for skateboard enthusiasts of all ages. Visit Silvercreek Skatepark for an exhilarating skate session and explore the vibrant city of Guelph.