Reiter Park
311 W Warren Ave, Longwood, FL 32750
Florida, United States
- Bathrooms
- Parking
Good for beginners
Reiter Park is a good first skatepark: a small kicker ramp; low ledges; restrooms on site; staff on site; described as beginner-friendly. More beginner skateparks in Florida
Is Reiter Park skateable today?
Skateable now. Yes. Reiter Park should be dry right now: no rain in the last 48 hours, 65ยฐF with clear skies.
Best hours today: 8 AM onward.
Next days: Tue Dry, Wed Showers, Thu Chance of rain.
This is an estimate from Open-Meteo weather data for the park's location, not a live camera. Skaters at the park can report the surface with one tap.
Park Details
- Surface: Concrete
- Admission: Free
- Environment: Outdoor
- Allowed: BMX, Inline Skates, Scooters, Skateboards
- Facilities: Parking, Restrooms, Tables, Playground
- Management: Unsupervised
- Opened: 2018
- Elevation: 26 m (85 ft)
- Footprint: 2,400 sq ft (as stated by the park)
Amenities at Reiter Park
- Does Reiter Park have bathrooms?
- Yes, Reiter Park has bathrooms. Skatedex verified, 2026-09-17
- Is there parking at Reiter Park?
- Yes, Reiter Park has parking. Skatedex verified, 2026-09-17
- Is Reiter Park free to skate?
- Yes, Reiter Park is free to skate. Skatedex verified, 2026-09-17
Help us fill this in: we still do not know about lights, drinking water, shade, fenced, dogs ok, helmets required at Reiter Park. Skaters can answer on this page; every answer we confirm adds the park to the matching finder pages.
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About Reiter Park
Reiter Park is a 6-acre City of Longwood community park at 311 W Warren Ave, on the corner of Warren and Milwee Avenues near historic downtown Longwood, Florida. Fully rebuilt in a master-planned renovation by McCree General Contractors with landscape architects Dix.Hite+Partners - the project scope included skateboard facilities - the park celebrated its grand reopening on September 15, 2018, timed to the city's 140th birthday. For skaters, Reiter is a mellow neighborhood skate spot rather than a full-blown skatepark. Locals ride it as a transition-street-surf hybrid, with a small bowl for carving plus kickers, ledges, rails, and banks that reward creative, flowing lines. It's a good fit for beginners finding their feet and for anyone who wants a low-pressure session between trips to Longwood's bigger Candyland Skatepark a short ride away. Access is free and unsupervised, dawn to dusk daily, and skateboarders, BMX and scooter riders, and inline skaters share the space. Free parking for around 32 vehicles sits on site. The rest of the park is stacked for a family day out: a 2,400-square-foot amphitheater and event lawn that host concerts and food-truck nights, a seasonal splash pad, five picnic pavilions, a playground, tennis and basketball courts, boardwalk bridges, a sensory garden, fishing dock, and restrooms.
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