Phil3636

It looks more like an art installation than a skatepark and for many people that's a positive.

The park is mainly small transition with a couple of hips thrown in and a strange bandstand style bank to platform.

I'm sure the local children enjoy this park to ride their bikes and scooters but it's not worth traveling far for, there are better parks close by like Monitor skatepark or Lynnwood for that.

Don't be fooled by the fancy multi coloured flooring. This is a classic example of cramming so much into a small space, there's nothing actually here worth skating.

That metal skateboard bench is a straight giveaway that this park has been built by the City using the cookie cutter pre fab garbage obstacles you've seen at a hundred other rubbish skateparks.

The raised floor by the quarter pipe is a disaster waiting to happen and why are there 2 ledges next to each other? There's no rollaway from the smaller one heading towards the larger one.

What really takes the biscuit though is the chalky granite style ledge that doesn't grind and doesn't slide. The flat bar is fine though.

You're better off skating flatground on the basketball court I go 10 minutes down the road and dakte Maloof/RFK skatepark.

More of a children's/beginner skatepark. Its literally part of a child's playground complex so I felt a bit silly skating here as a fully grown man.

The floor is made from slabs of concrete so the cracks of each slab put you off a bit. Also strange to put a big wedge to wedge gap in a park so small.

Better than nothing though of you live nearby.