Ølsted Skatepark

About Ølsted Skatepark

Overview

Welcome to Ølsted Skatepark, the premier indoor skateboarding destination located in Ølsted, Denmark. Situated in a repurposed factory hall at Præstebrovej 20, this skatepark has quickly become a favorite among local skaters and visitors alike. Ølsted Skatepark is renowned for its dynamic layout, catering to skateboarders, scooter riders, and inline skaters of all skill levels. With its status as an open park, skaters can enjoy a wide array of obstacles and features designed to enhance their skating experience.

Features & Obstacles

Ølsted Skatepark boasts an impressive selection of obstacles, ensuring that every visit is filled with excitement and challenges. The park features a bank, a bowl, a euro gap, flatbars, handrails, ledges, a manual pad, a pyramid, and multiple quarterpipes. This diverse array of elements promotes creativity and flow, allowing skaters to maintain speed and style throughout their runs. The mini-bowl located in the back left corner is particularly popular, accommodating skaters of all levels with both high and low ends for varied experiences. The surfaces are crafted from durable concrete and wood, ensuring longevity and quick repairs if needed.

Additionally, the park is equipped with essential facilities, including lighting for evening sessions, seating areas for spectators, ample parking, and clean toilet facilities. For those looking to improve their skills, Ølsted Skatepark also offers lessons, making it an excellent spot for beginners and advanced skaters alike.

Location & Getting There

Ølsted Skatepark is easily accessible from various parts of Denmark. Located at Præstebrovej 20, 3310 Ølsted, the park is situated in a vibrant community that welcomes skaters. Whether you’re driving or taking public transportation, the park's location makes it a convenient destination for a day of skating with friends or family.

Tips for Visitors

When planning your visit to Ølsted Skatepark, it’s important to note the designated days for different sports. Skateboarders can hit the park on Mondays and Thursdays, with weekend slots available, while scooter riders have access on Tuesdays, Fridays, and weekends. Wednesdays are open to all, making it a great day for mixed groups. Remember, BMX riding is not permitted due to rule violations in the past. For an enhanced experience, consider joining one of the skate lessons offered at the park to sharpen your skills. Enjoy your time at Ølsted Skatepark, where the thrill of skating awaits!

Reviews(12)

noah

June 28, 2023

Insanely good park, but slippery floors are almost the only problem. The other issue is that it needs to have divided times because sometimes when I'm with my dad, I want to go out, but he can't because it's Saturday and he's on a scooter. But otherwise, good ramps, well-designed, good use of space.

Sebastian

November 19, 2021

Super cool park! Good space, great ramps, good variation, and an awesome environment! – It's a shame that they don't think BMX is welcome. I know many who session there, and I did a lot myself in my teenage years. I would love to come back, but the current board is not open to dialogue.

zamo

July 28, 2017

I understand why you have divided it between skaters and scooters, but honestly, it's a bit strange that you can't enter a skatepark on certain days just because you're riding something different.

Lau

June 1, 2016

I love being there, super cool park. I just think it's a bit unfair that it's divided between skaters and scooters; my friend is on a scooter and I'm a skater, so my friend and I can only be there on Wednesdays 🙁 otherwise, super cool park.

Gustav

March 29, 2015

Can you skate and ride scooters on Tuesdays???

Andreas

January 10, 2015

It's a super good park, but there are many people down there, so you have to be careful not to bump into each other. But when there aren't many, it's a perfect park, and it's best for scooters on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.

Patrick Schouw (Olliestedet.dk)

December 12, 2014

The hall has changed its opening hours regarding skateboard and scooter days. As it stands now, the hall is open for scooters on Tuesdays and Fridays, and for skateboards on Mondays and Thursdays. The weekend is also now divided, so each user group gets a day on the weekend; Saturday is currently intended for skaters, and Sunday for scooters. The rest of the days are reserved for both user groups.

Jacob

November 4, 2014

It's an awesome park, so I think you should come and try it out; it's insane!

Poul

October 14, 2014

You can come in on Thursdays for scooters.

Tjan

August 28, 2014

The opening hours have changed so there are no skaters on Tuesdays and Fridays, but there are no scooters on Tuesdays and Thursdays... the rest of the week is open for everyone.

Patrick Jönsson

January 20, 2014

Ølsted is one of Denmark's best indoor street parks with the best curbs and a perfect handrail down a bank. Ølsted also has a really good bowl in two heights, which means everyone can ride there. A super good skatepark.

Jack

January 20, 2014

Located in the middle of nowhere, it's super slippery and mega dusty. That said, I love this park! It's well designed and the small area is brilliantly utilized. It takes a little time to get used to the slippery floor, and you definitely need a shower and to wash all your clothes afterwards because of the dust. But it's worth it!