Closed Monday's and Tuesdays. Weird layout but a fun park overall, particularly for transition
Lights
Yes
Free or Pay
Free
Inside or Outside
Outside
Are Pads Required?
Helmet
Riding Surface?
Wood
Is there a pro shop on site?
No
Location
Latitude
24.56
Longitude
-81.78
City
Key West
Directions
Google it
Contacts
Managment
City
This park is pretty good considering that it was a small town budget that built it, along with a few broke old pros. It has a great 6foot mini with solid structure and an 8 foot extension that goes into a funbox and a spine transfer. There Are also 3 QPs in the park. one is a beginner 3ft where he little tykes learn how to drop in and vert jocks can try to air off on there is also a decent transition from the QP to the mini. in ways of street there is a pretty big funbox in the middle with a grinding ledge and a rail and ledge off to the side of the 4ft QP overall this is a solid park for a small town, although serious vert skaters will be let down by the sheer lack of challenge. It is open Wed-Fri 4-9 and Sat-Sun 12-9 Check it out if you live close, but don't expect a Vans built skatepark masterpiece.
Closed Monday's and Tuesdays. Weird layout a fun park overall, particularly for transition Closed Monday's and Tuesdays. Weird layout a fun park overall, particularly for transition
