Pier 62 Hudson River Skate Park- New Yok, New York, USA

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General Information

Skatepark Name
Pier 62 Hudson River Skate Park
Size (square footage, no comma)
15000 square feet.
BMX
  • no
Opening Date
March 03, 2011
Open / Closed
  • Open
Lights
No
Restrooms
Yes
Free or Pay
Free
Inside or Outside
Outdoors
Are Pads Required?
No
Riding Surface?
Concrete
Is there a pro shop on site?
No

Construction Info

Designer
Site Design Group
Builder
California Skateparks

Location

Address
163 12th Ave. & W. 23rd St.
Postal Code
10011
Latitude
40.75
Longitude
-74.01
City
New York

Pier 62 skatepark features a clover bowl with an open ended flow course with two over-vert pockets, pyramid and ever changing walls on one side and a street run on the other. The street run includes ledges, stairs, rail, step-up and banked wall rides.

Photos

Pier 62 Hudson River Skate Park- New Yok, New York, USA
Pier 62 Hudson River Skate Park- New Yok, New York, USA
Pier 62 Hudson River Skate Park- New Yok, New York, USA
Pier 62 Hudson River Skate Park- New Yok, New York, USA
Pier 62 Hudson River Skate Park- New Yok, New York, USA

Videos

Chelsea Piers - First Day at Pier 62 Skatepark 5/17/10
Chelsea Piers Grand Opening
Chelsea Piers (Pier 62) Skatepark roll-through, NYC

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User reviews

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Overall rating
 
3.3
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Pier 62 Skatepark
This is my home park, so I'm a bit biased, but I love the Pier. It's open 8am to dusk everyday that there isn't ice/water on the park surface, located right in Hudson River Park, and there are no pad rules. It's free, outdoors, concrete and it's right on the water. You can't beat a park of this quality right in Manhattan, close to everything! Definitely come through when you're in town, I'll tell you where to get a slice...

There are only a few minor complaints. It's not open at night, due to the lack of lights. Apparently the Chelsea Piers complex (they are neighbors), which has nothing to do with the skatepark, shot the light idea down. In any event, some people complain that the deep end lacks vert, although most of these people (not all obviously, but MOST) do tricks that don't require vert anyway. Yes, it could be steeper in in sections, but hey, we have a free concrete park in Manhattan with pool block. Live it. The 'street' options are minimal, but with the new Pier 25 street plaza open just down the road (also in Hudson River Park) who cares?
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