07/29/2026
👍 Skatepark Etiquette Tips 👍
Hey everybody! We wanted to share some tips to be mindful of. Please follow along, please share with your friends & parents please talk with your kids. Before anyone gets too upset, nothing we found at the park this morning was permanent graffiti or damage. Some folks who visit our skatepark aren’t always experienced with skateparks & how they differ from regular parks. We are just sharing some advice to help keep our park usable for our riders 🤙
🗑️ trash is trash
There is a permanent trash can by the picnic table. Please toss your trash before you leave & if you see trash around, be a good example & pick some up. Clearly, someone had a bad session with shoe laces. As skaters, we understand how frustrating ripped laces are! 👟The small pile of trash was just a few items a rider found littered across the skatepark this morning. They cleared it up so they could ride safely 👍
no drawing
A group of volunteers spent a lot of time this spring cleaning the permanent graffiti. As fun as chalk or other means of art can be, the skatepark isn’t the place for it. We know the chalk will eventually wash away & the other writing appears to have been etched into the concrete by rocks or wax maybe. The issue though is that chalk dust & other materials sticks to your shoes, skateboard Griptape, bikes & scooters. It ultimately gets all over your gear, the concrete & the ramps which can cause a slick riding surface. An outdoor park will never be perfect, but It’s really important to have clean concrete & ramps 🧽
Remember, the fundraising for our skatepark build is still active! There’s a whole community of people who want an action sports park in our area & there’s a whole group of volunteers behind that effort. Let’s do our part in making this a nice park
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