List and directions
- Skatepark
Not stated: check on site
Defibrillator 210 m Water 570 m Toilets 680 m810 m - Skatepark
Not stated: check on site · Lit
Defibrillator 400 m Water 180 m Toilets 990 m920 m - HS36 La Fièvre
Not stated: check on site
Defibrillator 410 m Water 190 m Toilets 980 m920 m - Halles sportives
Not stated: check on site · Wheelchair access
Defibrillator 370 m Water 300 m Toilets 360 m1000 m
At a glance
- Lighting reported: 1 of 4
- Wheelchair accessible (reported): 1 of 4
- Defibrillator within 500 m: 4 of 4
- Surfaces:
Good to know before you go
- Wear a helmet that meets EN 1078, properly fitted and fastened. Local rules often require one, and it makes sense at any age.
- Add wrist guards, knee pads and elbow pads while you learn: falls onto hands and knees are common early on.
- Give beginners priority on small obstacles and leave them room: everyone started there.
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FAQ
Where can I find a free skatepark in Lausanne?
Oukonjou lists 4 free-access skateparks in and around Lausanne. The closest to the centre is 810 m away. On the map, “Near me” sorts the list by distance from where you are.
Are the skateparks in Lausanne lit?
1 of 4 is reported as lit in the data. Check the lighting hours posted on site.
Is there a wheelchair-accessible skatepark in Lausanne?
Yes: 1 of 4 is reported as wheelchair accessible. The map's “Wheelchair accessible” filter shows it.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. The skateparks listed here are reported as free access: free of charge and no booking, within the rules posted on site (hours, age, sharing).
Where can I find other skateparks near Lausanne?
In nearby towns: Prilly (2.5 km), Thonon-les-Bains (20 km), Le Bouveret (23 km), Gland (30 km) and Morzine (40 km).
Data updated on November 6, 2026