This park is fun, but it's not open very often and is highly supervised. As a non-resident it costs five dollars to enter and this summer (2003) the park did not
even open until almost June 14th. If you are under 18 you need a waiver signed to skate. They do have great ramps with both metal and masonite cover. The majority of the ramps were made by Zero Gravity in Vermont and have been pretty well kept up. I have been skating there on and off (mostly off) for at least three years and the ramps are always in good condition. My favorite parts of the park are the
elbow 1/4 bowl, the mini ramp (transitions that even a chump like me can get going on from the flat bottom) and the huge take off ramp. Just cruising down that thing
at full speed and then hitting the flat asphalt and cruising towards the pyramid is pretty fun. I imagine a really good skater could get some serious height over that thing. I've seen guys kickflip it flatground height and I imagine someone like Andrew Reynolds could get four or five feet over it. Helmets are enforced and the few hours they are open (12-7 everyday but Monday) and the vert ramp (just added end of last summer) is big enough to merit at least knee pads. This park is the cheap local alternative to Woodward for me in the summer. There are better parks both free and pay within driving distance, but don't overlook this park's potential. The times I have been there it has never been that packed and sometimes on the really hot days I had the place virtually to myself.