Represa Park
Long urban park in central Marbella with lakes, playgrounds, basketball courts & a skatepark—ideal for families, sports lovers & open-air festivals.
Details
Capacity
+1000 people
About
Running parallel to the old town, Parque de la Represa is a kilometre-long green corridor blending turtle-filled ponds, lawns, shaded walkways and sports facilities. You’ll find two fountain lakes, a 24-hour skatepark, refurbished basketball courts and several accessible playgrounds. Flat pathways make it stroller and wheelchair friendly, with drinking fountains and benches dotted along the route.\n\nThe park suits families seeking a city break, joggers after a safe loop and picnickers chasing shade. From spring to late summer it hosts music festivals, charity markets and council-run kids’ workshops. Drop in early for a cool workout or at sunset to catch the ambient lighting and lively local vibe; weekends often bring street performers.
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Properties
Categories
Skate Park, Picnic Area, Botanical Garden, Library, Park
Amenities
Pet-friendly, Kids' area
Tags
Free, Family, Wellness, Shows, Workshops
Rules
Dress Code
Comfortable, sporty clothes; no formal dress code.
Main Rules
Keep the park clean, respect wildlife, keep dogs leashed in designated areas.
TeVienes Award
Stellar ratings, reviews, and proven reliability; this venue is recognised as one of the TeVienes community's favourites.
As a Marbella local I jog here at sunrise, then bring my kids to the playground. We snack by the turtle pond and pop into the cool library to study when it’s hot. La Represa has it all—exercise, shade and a pulse of culture.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, south of the children’s playground.
On-site parking is scarce. Use Doha Park (€2/day, 5-min walk) or hunt for a free spot in Divina Pastora.
The park is open 24/7; the library runs Mon-Fri 9:00-20:50 and the outdoor study area daily 8:00-20:50.
Expect music festivals, kids’ workshops and civic celebrations in spring and summer—follow this venue for more information.
