Skatepark d'Orvault, Outdoor skatepark in Orvault, France.

Skatepark d'Orvault is an outdoor facility featuring three separate zones with ramps, rails, a pyramid curve, and a central box designed for different skill levels. The entire space covers around 320 square meters with varied modules allowing different riding techniques.

Skatepark d'Orvault opened in 2016 on a former green space along Chemin du Plessis Buron, giving the town its first dedicated concrete skate facility. The design grouped three riding zones around a central box so beginners and experienced skaters could share the site. It remains a municipal installation maintained by the town's sports services.

This facility serves as a gathering place for local skaters who exchange techniques and connect regularly. The space has become a social hub where the skating community meets informally throughout the year.

The skatepark sits at 25 Chemin du Plessis Buron in Orvault, with a drinking fountain on site. Entry is free and the outdoor facility stays open all year. The three zones are laid out around a central box, so riders can start on the flat ramp and move to the rails and pyramid curve.

The park's layout places a flat bank and a round rail so that a single run can link the pyramid curve to the central box. Local riders use this line to practise transfers between the three zones without stopping.