Definitely a concrete crust park but it looks pretty well maintained. The variety of obstacles is a great mix of street/transition. Park would probably be good for an intermediate to advanced level of skateboarding but has a decent flat ground portion to get comfortable with the basics. Plenty of parking to be found right next to the park. There is a McDonald's right across the street as well as a Walgreens right next to the park for some munchies. Happy skating !!!
This place e is great and the community there is also nice. I grew up there and use it weekly. If your thinking of bringing a child there please be aware that it's a skatepark where most people are trying and training to be better at a sport and it is not a playground for younger kids and is not safe. If you are going to bring a child please bring them in the morning hours as there will be less people and safer, befor all the teenagers and adults get there. Last thing anyone wants is to run over a small child so please keep that in mind.
Excellent for toddlers and my big kids for scootering. Very convenient next to McDonalds and the Metra station. Kids could spend the whole day here while I run errands.
This place is a little gem of a park. The only thing missing is a fishbowl but other than that they have it all here. My son and his friends are around 10 or 11 years old so it's nice to have access to McDonald's to get a drink within walking distance.
Ramps, quarter pipes, halfpipe, flatbar, parking curb, ledges, this place has such a great variety for pros and beginners
Grate park but if your planning to bring your kids go in the very early am hours as it's a concrete skatepark and more of use for teenagers and adults and speaking from experience it really sucks when a kid gets ran over because they didn't look to see what everyone else was doing.
Love skateboarding here
It is sooooooooooooooo much fun but there is not that much ramps.
It's a little worn out old concrete skatepark. That being said. It's still fun to visit occasionally.
