Eastern shore of Vancouver Island, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and urban amenities. One of the highlights for the recreation enthusiasts in the community is the Comox-Courtenay Outdoor Skateboard Park.
Located at 1701 Lerwick Road, right beside Mark R. Isfeld Secondary School, this expansive park spans approximately 24,000 square feet. It boasts some impressive features, including the largest bowl on Vancouver Island, with heights ranging from 5 to 11 feet. The bowl also includes a large hip in the shallow end, a vert wall, and an over-vert capsule for skaters to challenge themselves.
In addition to the impressive bowl, the park also features a huge street area and flow area for skaters of all levels to enjoy. Skaters can test their skills on brick and rock gaps, various sized ledges, rails, and stairs, making it a versatile park for all styles of skateboarding.
Visitors to the Comox-Courtenay Outdoor Skateboard Park can take a virtual tour of the park to get a preview of its layout and features. The park is a popular destination for both local skaters and visitors to the area, offering a safe and creative space for individuals to hone their skateboarding skills and enjoy the camaraderie of the skateboarding community.
For more information about events and programming at the Comox-Courtenay Outdoor Skateboard Park, interested individuals can contact the Recreation, Culture & Community Services department at 250-334-4441 or email rcs@courtenay. Ca. Join us at the park to experience the excitement and energy of skateboarding in Courtenay!