Skateboard lessons in Broomfield for adults, teens and kids at Broomfield Skate Park — after-work and after-school slots with a 30-year coach.
Skateboarding lessons in Broomfield are coached by Evan, who has 30 years on a board. One lesson can be split between up to four friends. We coach ages 3 to 70+ and meet at Broomfield Skate Park (Broomfield Community Park), choosing the park that best fits your level.
Broomfield sits between Denver and Boulder, which makes its skate park at Community Park a handy meeting point for riders from Westminster, Thornton, Louisville and Superior as well as Broomfield itself.
We meet at a park that is best for your learning level. For most Broomfield riders that's the city park off Spader Way, with Arvada as the step up once you want more room.
Broomfield's posted rules require safety equipment at all times. That lines up with how we coach anyway: helmet on, every session, every rider.
Because the park stays open until 10pm, Broomfield is where adults who work 9-to-5 can still get a weekday lesson in the colder months.
Riders come to us from Broadlands, Anthem, Interlocken, Wildgrass and everywhere in between.
We meet at whichever local park fits your current ability — not the biggest one, the right one. First-timers get wide flat concrete and no audience.
We check your board, fit your pads and talk through how to fall safely before any riding starts. Bring your own gear where possible; mention it when booking if you can't.
Sessions are built around one realistic target. You'd be amazed what landing one small thing on day one does for week two.
You leave knowing exactly what to practise next and which local spots are right for practising it.
Real public parks with real addresses. We meet at whichever one suits your level — tap Directions for the map.
Our Broomfield location. Follow Spader Way to Community Drive, then the road at the far east end of the softball lot to the batting cages and skate park. The city asks that safety gear be worn at all times — bring your helmet and pads.
Directions →Far bigger terrain for riders ready to progress beyond the basics.
Directions →An easy alternative for riders who live closer to Boulder.
Directions →Broomfield's skate park at Community Park is open from 6am to 10pm year-round, according to the city. That means after-work and after-school lessons don't have to end when the sun goes down.
Broomfield Skate Park is at 150 Spader Way in Community Park, at the far east end of the softball fields lot by the batting cages.
Often, yes. The city lists the park as open 6am to 10pm, so after-work and after-school slots are possible. Inquire for current availability.
Broomfield's posted rules require safety equipment at all times. Bring a helmet and pads, or tell the coach ahead of time if you need help choosing them.