Westport Community Skatepark is a brand-new, free concrete park in the surf town of Westport on the Washington coast, built by Grindline Skateparks of Seattle and finished in fall 2026. It sits in Druzianich Park next to the Timberland Westport Library and the Little League field, just a few minutes from the beach.

The park is all about transition. A long, winding snake run with steel-coped walls twists through the middle of the park, linking into a deep bowl edged with pool coping, a smaller mini bowl, and a series of hips, humps, and berms that keep the lines flowing. The standout feature is a tall, wave-shaped wall finished in ocean-blue concrete and capped with pool coping, a nod to Westport's surf culture. Smooth red and gray colored concrete runs throughout, with a few ledges and rails mixed in for street skaters.

The park was a true community effort. Local organizer Darcia Davis started pushing for it in 2019, and The Surf Shop's Hana Perlee and Cory Beard led the grant writing and fundraising. The roughly $773,000 project was paid for with a $500,000 Washington Recreation and Conservation Office grant, about $150,000 from the City of Westport, a $35,000 Grays Harbor Community Foundation grant, and more than $75,000 in donations from local businesses and residents. Ground was broken in July 2026. It's free to skate, and if you're heading out to the coast, it's well worth packing a board.