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Dylan Duncan Skatepark

The City of Houston's first public skatepark, a 5,400 sq ft street-style park next to the Kingwood Community Center.

What families can do here

The City of Houston's first public skatepark, a 5,400 sq ft street-style park next to the Kingwood Community Center.

Access

Public City of Houston skatepark. Helmets required; skateboards and inline skates only (no bikes or scooters); closes in wet conditions. Source

Verified details

  • Mini half pipe, rails, kicker ramp, bank to stair; shade structures, drinking fountain, bike rack Source

Sources

  1. houstontx.gov/parks/skateparks.html
  2. houstontx.gov/parks/pdfs/District_E.PDF
  3. kingwoodassociationmanagement.com/kingwoodmgt/document_view.asp?id=15

Checked October 14, 2026. Listed on the current Houston Parks skatepark page and the Houston Parks District E inventory.

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