Ken Wormhoudt Skate Park - Santa Cruz, California - Skateparks on Waymarking.com

Ken Wormhoudt Skate Park is a 15,000 square foot park featuring full pipe, two bowls with pool coping and tile, practice bowl and street course with steps, hubba ledges, wall-rides and metal rails.

A note about Ken Wormhoudt from the web site:

Before his passing in 1997, Ken Wormhoudt was the world’s premier skate park architect and continues to be well recognized as the pioneer of skate park planning. His approach, which his son, Zach Wormhoudt follows to this day, is to involve local skaters in designing their own park, with the architect providing a realistic sense of options and helping the skaters to select and arrange the features which meet their needs. Ken would provide the skaters with modeling clay and have them work together to design their own ideal park.

The skate park is open 9 a.m. to sunset daily and will be closed during rainy or wet conditions. There is limited on site parking. The nearest public parking is at Laurel and Front Streets. All skaters must wear a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads and have skateboards and in-line skates with composite wheels only.

Bicycles, scooters, and metal skate wheels are not allowed in the skate park.

Address: 225 San Lorenzo Boulevard Riverside Avenue in Mike Fox Park Santa Cruz, CA USA 95060 Are bikes allowed?: No Saftey gear required.: yes Do you have to pay? If so whats the cost.: O Inside or outside?: Outdoor Are you a skateboarder.: No

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Take a picture of the skate park. and if possible include your self in the picture.

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