Millennium Skate Park - Owl's Head Park - Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A.

 
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Millennium Skate Park - Owl's Head Park - Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A.

General Information

Skatepark Name
Millennium Skate Park - Owl's Head Park
Open / Closed
  • Open
Lights
No
Free or Pay
Free
Inside or Outside
Outdoors
Are Pads Required?
Yes
Riding Surface?
Mixture
Is there a pro shop on site?
No

Location

Address
68th Street and Colonial Road
Postal Code
11201
Latitude
40.64
Longitude
-74.03
City
Brooklyn
Directions
R train to Bayridge Ave, 3 blocks West or try Owl's Head Park on Colonial Road between 68th Street and Wakeman Place in Bayridge Brooklyn, NY.

Contacts

Website
http://nycgovparks.org/sub_about/parks_divisions/capital/pd_proj_month_sept_01.html
Managment
  • City

Public Park. Helmet required. Free! Insane Combi-Bowl. 8.5 foot deep end with Pool coping, into 5 foot shallow with metal coping, over a choice of bs or fs hips to a 6 to 7 foot spine bowl, all metal coping. Ultra smooth surface is a combination of brownstone, fiberglass and cement. Millions of beautiful lines. Sundays suck because of all of the bikers taking up all of the platform, but if you rip, they respect and step back. Always a good session with all of the states nearby. Jim Murphy, Andy Kessler (the parks designer), Ryan Monahan, Pat Smith and many more rip daily... Also the slackers who call themselves skaters from 5 boro and ZooYork show their faces once in a blue moon, but they have no balls (rock on street skaters).

Lots of concrete bowls with some ramps in the middle of one small bowl. Requirements:

A signed liability waiver

Helmet

Knee pads

Elbow pads

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Millennium Skate Park - Owl's Head Park - Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A.

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User reviews

2 reviews
Overall rating
 
3.8
Street Rating
 
3.0(1)
Tranny Rating
 
4.0(1)
Overall Rating
 
4.5(2)
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Best park in brooklyn
Concrete is getting a little rough, but overall a great tranny park. Never too crowded, and if it is it's a bunch of youngin's that can easily be persuaded to stay out of the way. My only problem is the erratic hours/schedule that it's open. Can anyone post a definitive schedule? Most importantly which day of the year it opens and closes. This park is definitely closed during the winter, but it's not hard to jump the fence. Just have to watch for cops.
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Patrick O'Toole

3:38pm on Friday, December 3rd, 2010

The street section now has a concrete spine, hip transfer, flybox and table top with hubba running through the middle . park is still gnarly but is pretty much closed forth the winter. no waiver needs to be singed
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