Moderately sized outdoor skatepark, located next to The Anandi Hotel & Spa Shanghai on Linhong Lu. A 30-minute walk from Songhong Lu Station, the park has pools, ramps and... Read more
Xuhui Riverside Green is a huge outdoor space with a decent skatepark that's lit up at night, with basketball courts, a climbing wall, places to run without the fear of cars, and plenty of grass to lay down in. There is also a very crowded dog park. This is more of a... Read more
One of the first indoor skateparks in Shanghai. ICONX has emphasis on young kids（5-15years old）skateboarding training and camps. All of the lesson plans are developed by professional coaches. Read more
Large indoor skatepark, located on the 3rd floor of the Guojin Gymnasium Center. Has ramps, pools, rails and half-pipes. There is a store to purchase skateboard related products and paraphernalia. Offers classes for children, different costs for weekdays and... Read more
A skateboarding shop, located at the basement of 137 Changshu Lu. Friendly folk, and a collection of products from big and local brands. Read more
Family-friendly park at the very north end of Jiangning Lu, near the QSW live house. It's not that big, but they let you chill on the grass. The layout is cool, with plenty of little forested nooks and crannies, and lots of space for kids to run around. There's also... Read more
FLY is a skate shop that neighbors Vans. It's a must-visit for any skateboarder passing through Shanghai. It's been around since before skaters were really a thing in Shanghai. The story: A... Read more
China's biggest skatepark is located in the north of Shanghai, about a 20 minute walk from the Wujiaochang station at the northern end of Line 10. The park is intimidatingly big, with a full halfpipe, several deep pools, a full street course, pyramids, rails, and... Read more
Known by locals as "LP", this is one of Shanghai's most famous skateboarding spots. There's always some skaters up there busting tricks down the three-set or on the ledges. There's also a big park behind the skate area, and lots of cheap, local restaurants nearby.... Read more
A big half-indoor skatepark, part of a chain. They provide props, skateboard and venue rental, as well as classes Read more
One of the first indoor skateparks in Shanghai. ICONX has emphasis on young kids（5-15years old）skateboarding training and camps. All of the lesson plans are developed by professional coaches. Read more
A big half-indoor skatepark, part of a chain. They provide props, skateboard and venue rental, as well as classes Read more
A sneaker shop that offers products from the Vans collection. It is located right next to Flystreetwear. Read more
A big half-indoor skatepark, part of a chain. They provide props, skateboard and venue rental, as well as classes Read more
Skater-owned brand and shop in Shanghai. They sell their own clothing and decks as well as lots of Helas gear. They've got a Taobao shop too. Read more
Wild Rampage is an outdoor sports equipment and apparel retailer. They specialise in action clothing and goods for a range of action sports including: skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, mountain biking, camping and hiking. They have recently opened up their... Read more
G-Grounds, once TopToys Skatepark, is a multi-sports center and a BMX training facility focusing on kids. You can find it by entering via gate 1 or 3 of Yuanshen Stadium and look for the sign... Read more
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