Keiller Park and Recreation Center/Willcox Skatepark - Willcox, Arizona, USA

  Willcox's skatepark (officially "Keiller Park and Recreation Center", but more generally referred to as "Willcox Skatepark") is a minimal prefab steel setup on a very smooth, concrete slab. The ramps are reasonably well-built, and the slab is also pretty smooth and fast... but the obstacles are all grouped to the west end of the slab, and spaced very closely together, which makes an already questionable skatepark exceedingly hard to skate. There are bathrooms on site, and picnic benches, shade structures, and grills nearby, if you're the sort of bloke that wants to chill and grill while you're skating. Obstacles include: a very large bank ramp; a couple bank-to-stairs-to-rails setups; a kinked railslide bar; a picnic bench; and a foot-high funbox with one straight side, and one curved side. The ramps look very "American Ramp Company" to me, but it's impossible to say for sure. If the city would space out the obstacles a bit more (they clearly have the room to do so), this park might be usable. But as it stands, it's barely skateable, and probably best avoided. -Bud Stratford, Everything Skateboarding/Concrete Disciples. Tuesday, March 20th, 2018.