LaBonte Skatepark sits inside LaBonte Park in Laramie and is home to Wyoming's first full pipe. The original concrete park was designed and built by Team Pain in 2000, and the local skate community has kept adding to it ever since, turning it into one of the most varied parks in the state.

The headline feature is a steel full pipe, 14 feet in diameter and more than 23 feet long, built into a deep, flowing bowl with a pocket known as "Robbie's Pocket." Around it you'll find a shallow bowl, rolling transitions, quarter pipes, hips, banks, ledges, rails, and a tall vert wall, giving street and transition skaters plenty of lines to work with.

The park has grown in phases. Friends of the Laramie Skate Park rebuilt the street features in 2016, then teamed up with Dreamland Skateparks in 2017 to add the full pipe and shallow bowl. More additions followed in 2021, supported by funds donated in memory of local skater Cody James Heuer. Volunteers even shovel snow off the park in winter to keep it skateable year-round. It's free to skate and open 8 AM to 10 PM.