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Portland, Oregon · Montavilla · United States

Berrydale Park Skatepark

Berrydale is an existing skatepark in Portland’s Montavilla neighbourhood. The city’s project page marks the park improvements complete in summer 2025, and the current skateboarding directory includes Berrydale among open locations. Older design options remain online; use completed-project information rather than treating every earlier concept drawing as the layout you will find.

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Published address
SE 92nd Avenue and Taylor Street, Portland, Oregon 97216, United States
Setting
Outdoor skatepark within the renewed Berrydale neighbourhood park
Inline access
Portland Parks & Recreation lists this location among its open skateparks. The checked sources describe skateboarding but do not explicitly confirm inline equipment admission. Ask PP&R about your intended equipment before an inline-specific trip and check current posted rules on arrival.

Before you travel

The park page gives wider-park opening from 5am to midnight. Confirm temporary notices and the conditions needed for your visit separately. Park-improvement descriptions mention lighting, but do not establish its exact skate-surface coverage or operating schedule. An admission tariff and dedicated inline sessions are not confirmed by the checked sources.

Find the location

Start with the municipal main-entrance reference at SE 92nd Avenue and Taylor Street. Once at the park, locate the skate area before preparing equipment. The community garden, sports fields and playground are different destinations within the grounds. Confirm your final walking approach and return transport rather than assuming a park entrance marker identifies the skating entry.

Exact map point unconfirmed; use the address search and check the result.

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About this map point

No independently verified skatepark entrance coordinates are stored here. The written location supports orientation, not a surveyed skating entrance. Check the location-search result and the final walking approach. A marker for the wider public park does not establish access to the riding surface.

Inspect the completed skating features

The city’s August 2025 reopening bulletin describes a clover bowl, mini-ramp and skill-building elements. Treat that as a documented feature summary, not an independent measurement or a promise that every element suits your ability. Observe a full run before choosing an entry, and check where bowl exits interact with people practising elsewhere.

Read project dates in order

A project page can retain surveys, construction predictions and several rejected design options after a park opens. Use the completed status and dated reopening account to understand what happened. Do not turn an old consultation time into opening hours or an earlier closure into a current restriction. Check present notices for the date you actually intend to visit.

Make a practical group plan

Choose a waiting place outside approach and landing routes before riders split up. If a companion is visiting the playground, arrange a specific meeting time instead of assuming you can watch both areas from one position. Keep filming equipment out of run-outs and agree an alternative if weather, maintenance or crowding changes what is practical.

Frequently asked questions

Is Berrydale still just a proposed skatepark?

No. The checked project status says complete and the municipal directory lists it among open skateparks. Current temporary conditions still need checking.

Are all old concept features confirmed?

No. Earlier alternatives do not establish the final built layout.

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