An Olympic Quality Skatepark

A skateboard manual pad is a raised platform made of concrete that is designed for skateboarders to perform various tricks on. The pad has a flat surface that is elevated off the ground by a few inches. Skaters use manual pads to practice balancing tricks like manuals, nose manuals, and various combinations of flips and slides. The pads are commonly found in skateparks and other skateboarding facilities. Overall, a skateboard manual pad is an essential tool for skateboarders to hone their skills and develop new tricks.

A staircase with a rail and hubba ledges is a functional skatepark feature. Skaters can do tricks down the stairs, and perform tricks on the rail such as grinds, slides, and boardslides. Both the staircase with rail and hubba ledge provide challenges for skaters to practice their skills and creativity, and are popular features in many skateparks around the world.

A crescent-shaped quarterpipe is a popular feature found in many skateparks. It consists of a curved ramp that resembles close to a quarter of a circle. Skateboarders use this feature to perform various tricks, such as airs, grinds, and spins. The crescent shape allows riders to move fluidly from one side of the ramp to the other, creating a seamless flow. It is a versatile and challenging feature that adds variety and excitement to any skatepark.

The park will be equipped with benches that provide a place for skatepark visitors to sit down and relax. There is an opportunity to sponsor these benches which will make a great addition to this new community park.