Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark
Skatepark · Atlanta ·

Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark

Skatepark · Atlanta ·

Public skatepark with bowls & rails, plus sports field & trail access

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Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark by null

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830 Willoughby Way NE, Atlanta, GA 30312 Get directions

Free street parking
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating

Information

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830 Willoughby Way NE, Atlanta, GA 30312 Get directions

+1 404 590 7275
h4wpc.com

Features

•Free street parking
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom
•Wheelchair accessible seating

Last updated

Dec 9, 2025

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On the Grid : Fourth Ward Skate Park

"A brand new skate park right off the BeltLine has become as much a skater's hangout as an amphitheater for passersby to check out someone attempting their next kickflip. It's located just perfectly so that it's visible enough to intrigue but private enough not to create a fishbowl effect. Also, there's a gigantor field right next to it for any and all sorts of other outdoor activities, festivals, pickup soccer games, etc. Awesome spot to be in the neighborhood." - Steven Johnson Studio

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How to Spend a Staycation in Atlanta | Eater Atlanta

"I stop at Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark to watch skaters take on flips and tricks — it’s a lively, people-watching spot right along the route." - Su-Jit Lin

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Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark

Christopher W.

Google
This park is at the heart of the beating, better yet, maybe the heart of the city. My wife and I were blessed with live music and good vibes as we walked the beltline for an evening without the kids. If you are looking for something fun to do and enjoy good vibes, this place is for you.

True B.

Google
Went here by mistake actually. Seemed like a nice area, good vibes.

Catherine M

Google
Attended the park for the first time for an event. It was clean and the glass was soft.

Brian L.

Google
The sculpture, Wake, is the brainchild of Mel Chin, a multifaceted artist, filmmaker, and environmentalist who seeks to spark conversations around social issues through his conceptual work. This piece, Wake, depicts Jenny Lind, a renowned opera singer from the 19th century, who gained fame in the film The Greatest Showman. Born in Sweden, Jenny Lind rose from poverty to become a celebrated opera singer, known as the Swedish Nightingale. At the pinnacle of her career in the 1850s, she toured the United States under the auspices of P.T. Barnum, a prominent circus owner. Her popularity was so profound that a clipper ship, USS Nightingale, was named in her honor, with its masthead fashioned in her likeness. However, the Nightingale had a dark history as a slave trader. This dichotomy is where the concept intersects with social issues. On the Atlanta BeltLine, Jenny is positioned facing the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr. on Auburn Avenue.

Steve H.

Google
Now known as the Thomas Taylor Memorial Skatepark. Lots of transition/bowl elements without much in the way of street obstacles. The bowl stuff is still very relevant but the design of the street elements is pretty dated. Could use some enhancements to modernize it a bit like they did with the big skatepark in Louisville.

Khurram H.

Google
Really nice in town park that was created only a few years ago. There are nice residents nearby if anybody wants to live in apartments in the city. Lots of skateboarders come from everywhere. So very diverse crowd here. Also a great place for families to come to have picnics and if you want to hang out with some friends and lay out picnic blanket with goodies. Great place for walking with dogs. Easy access to loss of shopping and restaurants and coffee shops.

Shannon Z.

Google
Dreamy…almost perfect. Or is it was it must it be.

izzuddin S.

Google
All da gang says it's bad ass!! I love being able to see happiness through the hearts of iz_GanG!