If you’re looking to go in-line skating through the park, but don’t which one would be your best bet, then this list of the best skate parks around Tampa should be a big help.

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USA’s Skateplex

5313 E. Busch Blvd.
Temple Terrace, FL 33617
(813) 989-2100
www.usaskateplex.com

USA’s Skate Plex not only offers open skating, but adult fitness skate times and skate classes. Between Monday and Sunday USA’s Skateplex hosts a vareity of themed events, such as Home School Skate ($3), $1 Skate Night (plus $2 rentals), Family Night Skate ($6), and more. They also offer coupons and discounts on their websites, like two for one admission.

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Skate Park Of Tampa

4215 East Columbus Drive
Tampa, Florida 33605
(813) 621-6793
www.skateparkoftampa.com

The Skate Park of Tampa (or the SPoT) is the premiere skate park in Tampa and it offers a variety of courses for skaters of all levels. There are also skate camp sessions held several times a year.

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City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department

Multiple locations, see website
www.tampagov.net/dept_parks_and_recreation

The City of Tampa has skate areas just for skaters and BMXers at three neighborhood parks. Two of these parks, Desoto Park and Perry Harvey Sr. Park, are non-supervised. The third park, New Tampa Community Park, is supervised, has two bowls, pyramids, stairs, grind rails, and more. A day pass for New Tampa Community Park’s skate park costs $7, while a two-hour session runs at $4, and is for skateboarders only. The Desoto Park (for skateboarders and inline skaters) and Perry Harvey Sr. Park are free (skateboarders and BMXers welcome).