Skate Parks and BMX

The City of Greater Sudbury has a number of great facilities for those who like to skateboard and BMX.
Hours of Operation
- All skateboard parks are open from May to October (weather permitting)
- Open daily from dawn to dusk
- No fee for use unless otherwise noted
Skate Park Locations
BMX Facility at Rotary Park
Location: The BMX track is located at Rotary Park (Adanac Ski Hill):
744 Beatrice Crescent
Sudbury, ON
P3A 5B5
Hours of Operation:
- Open from May 1 to October 31 (weather and track conditions permitting)
- Open daily from dawn to dusk
Features:
- The track has been built to United Cycliste Internationale (UCI) standards in partnership with the Ontario Cycling Association.
BMX Club:
- The City of Greater Sudbury is looking for interested participants and volunteers to establish a local BMX club to assist with maintenance of the track, encourage registration and help organize events.
- The club will work with the City and the Ontario Cycling Association, who will provide support for volunteer training, coach’s clinics, seminars and promotion of the sport.
- Interested individuals are asked to contact 705-674-4455, extension 2472.
The City of Greater Sudbury is fully committed to safeguarding the well-being of all users of skateboard parks. Park users must understand and accept the responsibilities of representing a youth sport in this community. All participants must display a positive public attitude at all times, following the principals of conduct listed below.
Ride safe and have fun! Violations may result in the loss of these public facilities.
Respectful Behaviour
- Please show courtesy to other participants, other facility users, people in authority, equipment and the environment.
- Treat all riders and spectators with respect. Assist new participants and spectators to understand the sport and philosophy, so that they may also enjoy the sport.
- Please help to keep the park and grounds clean and safe.
- Refrain from the use of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, obscene gestures and abusive language.
Fairness
- Wait your turn, respect the sport, play fairly and follow all rules and regulations. Resolve conflict without resorting to hostility or violence.
Caring
- Be responsible for your own actions and discourage any behaviour or practice that could endanger the health and well-being of any facility user.
- Familiarize yourself with the lines of travel before using the facility.
- Notify other users by calling out your intended line of travel. Participants should be alert to avoid possible collisions with other users or equipment.
- Always ride in control, keeping a safe distance from others. Know your abilities and ride within them.
Good Citizenship
- Be a role model and lead by example, demonstrating fair play, positive support and good sportsmanship to all involved