Skatepark de Bercy, Skatepark in Bercy Park, Paris, France

Skatepark de Bercy is a dedicated skateboarding facility within Bercy Park featuring concrete sections designed for different skill levels. The layout includes ramps, bowls, flat areas, and obstacles that accommodate both beginners learning basic techniques and experienced riders practicing advanced maneuvers.

The facility was substantially renovated in the early 2020s, replacing structures that had existed for about twenty years prior. This modernization upgraded the infrastructure to meet current skateboarding standards and improve overall functionality.

The park sits in the eastern part of Bercy Park, near the Simone-Mathieu footbridge over the Seine. Local riders use it for sessions after work and at weekends, and it is a regular stop for Parisian skate crews. The name comes simply from the park, itself laid out on the site of the former Bercy wine warehouses.

The skatepark sits on the eastern edge of Bercy Park, near the Simone-de-Beauvoir footbridge over the Seine. The concrete surface drains quickly after rain, but morning shade keeps parts damp longer. Access is step-free from the park paths, and the flat sections near the entrances suit beginners before they move to the bowls.

The 2020s rebuild was tied to the Paris 2024 Olympics: the park sits beside the Bercy arena, which hosted basketball and gymnastics, and the concrete modules were laid out so that competitors could train on site. Look for the deep bowl at the eastern end, deeper than most Paris skate spots.