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The City is redeveloping the Leduc Skate Park, located in Corinthia Park, to create a modern, inclusive and accessible all-wheels recreation space for the community.

The final design will be guided through public engagement and technical design work.

Join us at an upcoming engagement workshop to learn more about the project and share your ideas for the future Leduc Skate Park.

Engagement workshop

Community input will help guide the redesign of the Leduc Skate Park. Residents, skate park users, families, neighbours and other interested community members are invited to attend an engagement workshop to learn more about the project and share feedback that will help inform the proposed design.

  • Date: Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026
  • Time: 6:30–8 p.m.
  • Location: Leduc Recreation Centre, LPH room

Feedback gathered through engagement will be considered as design concepts are developed.

Young skateboarder doing tricks at Leduc's Skatepark

What your feedback will help shape

Public feedback will help the project team understand what the community values most in the future skate park. This may include input on user experience, accessibility, general layout, types of features, comfort, safety or common areas and how the skate park fits within Corinthia Park.

The final design will also need to consider available budget, site conditions, technical requirements and approvals.

About the project

The Leduc Skate Park Redesign will replace the existing skate park at Corinthia Park with a new all-wheels facility designed to support a range of users, skill levels and wheeled sports. The skate park is expected to be CLOSED for the 2027 season for construction.

Project timeline

  • Community engagement: October to December 2026
  • Technical design: November 2026 to January 2027
  • Construction: Anticipated to take place from May to September 2027
  • Timeline information will be updated as the project progresses.

Frequently asked questions

The existing Leduc Skate Park is located at Corinthia Park. The redevelopment will take place at the skate park’s current location.

Yes. The full skate park will be removed and replaced as part of the project. The skate park will be closed for the 2027 season.

Specific features have not been decided. Community feedback gathered through engagement opportunities will help guide the development of proposed design concepts.

Construction is targeted to begin in spring 2027.

Feedback will be considered as proposed design concepts are developed. The final design will also be guided by budget, site conditions, technical requirements and approvals.