Tasta skatepark

Tasta Skatepark is one of Norway's largest and most significant concrete skateparks, located within Tasta Idrettspark in Stavanger. The new facility was developed in two stages, with the first phase completed in 2016 and the second phase completed in May 2018. Betongpark built the skatepark, carrying out the specialist concrete construction for both phases.

The completed park covers approximately 7,000 m², including a huge 2,600 m² deep bowl and around 1,600 m² of street skating, with approximately 660 m² of the street section under a roof. The combination of large-scale transition and extensive street terrain makes Tasta suitable for a wide range of skating styles and abilities. The design was developed by Pivotech with extensive input from Stavanger Skateklubb. Local skaters of different ages and abilities were involved throughout the design process, helping determine the balance between street and bowl and providing feedback on the proposed layouts.

The park features a large deep bowl, flow sections, volcanoes, banks, hips, gaps, funboxes, manual pads, handrails, flatbars, ledges and curbs, together with extensive street terrain. The park also includes lighting, seating and a clubhouse with toilets, kitchen, kiosk, meeting rooms and storage. The first phase was built by Betongpark and TS Maskin, while Betongpark constructed the second phase. The overall project was commissioned by Stavanger Municipality and cost approximately NOK 54 million including VAT.

Tasta has also hosted major competitions, including the Norwegian Skateboarding Championships in 2016, and has become an important destination for the Norwegian and international skate scene.