Woodstock Skatepark
Woodstock Skate Park, located in the Kempsville area of Virginia Beach, is a premier 30,000-square-foot concrete skate plaza built over a massive underground wastewater storage tank. Designed by Team Pain Skateparks, it features premium terrain for skateboarders, BMX riders, inline skaters, and scooters of all skill levels. The park operates under standard city park rules as an unsupervised, "skate at your own risk" facility, though it uniquely features stadium lighting for night sessions until 11:00 PM on weekends.
Park Layout & Key Features
Transition & Bowl Section: Features a long, downhill snake run starting at 4 feet deep and progressing to 6 feet with mixed steel and concrete pool coping. This transitions into a massive 6-foot shallow bowl that waterfalls into a challenging 9-foot deep end lined entirely with concrete pool coping. [1, 2]
Street Course: A two-level street section equipped with quarter pipes, bank-to-ledges, stair sets, handrails, manual pads, pyramids, and wall rides
William Farm Skate Park
Williams Farm Skate Park is a premier 25,000-square-foot concrete action sports facility located within the larger Williams Farm Park in Virginia Beach. Custom-built by the renowned Team Pain Skateparks, it is widely considered one of the top transition-oriented parks in the Hampton Roads area. The facility caters to skateboarders, BMX riders, and scooter enthusiasts alike
Park Features & Layout
The park is highly regarded for its smooth concrete flow and distinct zones engineered for progression
The Clover Bowl: A tiered deep bowl system (featuring 6ft, 8ft, and 10ft sections) lined with authentic pool cement coping, tailored heavily toward vert and transition skaters.
The Flow Bowl: A multi-level section with rounded walls, a large bank topped with a red curb, a bump "twinkie," and dual quarter pipes.
Urban Skate Plaza: A street-focused course outfitted with metal-edged benches, banked walls, a cement box with angle iron, and a marble ledge leading into a 4-foot quarter pipe.
Night Skating: The entire plaza is equipped with bright LED lighting, allowing for sessions after dark.
Mount Trashmore Skate Park
Mount Trashmore Skate Park is a premier 24,000-square-foot action sports facility located within the iconic 165-acre Mount Trashmore Park in Virginia Beach. Known across the East Coast for its rich skateboarding history—having hosted legends like Tony Hawk and Lance Mountain during the 1980s boom—the modern facility opened in 2003 and caters to skateboarders, inline skaters, and BMX riders alike.
Park Features & Obstacles
The compound is highly regarded for its blend of massive transition elements and modular street obstacles
The Vert Ramp: A massive, competition-sized vert ramp standing 13.5 feet tall and 40 feet wide, serving as a major draw for advanced riders.
The Flow Course: A composite-surface street setup featuring a two-level half-pipe (5 and 6 feet deep) that transitions smoothly into an above-ground bowl.
Street Elements: Equipped with a 5-foot spine, a 2.5-foot rollover with grind rails, dynamic A-frames, flat rails, manual pads, ledges, and a unique curved S-ledge.
Pro Surface Material: Built with durable steel framing and covered with Ramp Armor / SkateLite Professional composite surfaces to deliver high performance and withstand the coastal humidity.
Brigadoon Pineas Pump Track
The Brigadoon Pines Skateboard Park & Pump Track is a highly popular, continuous looping concrete circuit located within Brigadoon Pines Neighborhood Park in Virginia Beach. Designed with rolling hills, banked turns, and smooth transitions, it allows BMX riders, skateboarders, scooter enthusiasts, and roller skaters to generate momentum purely through "pumping" (shifting body weight up and down) without pedaling or pushing.