- Washington Skateparks
- Jack V Crawford Skate Court - Kenmore, WA
Jack V Crawford Skate Court - Kenmore, WA
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General Information
Skatepark Name
Jack V Crawford Skate Court
Size (square footage, no comma)
5200 square feet.
BMX
- yes
Opening Date
August 07, 2016
Open / Closed
- Open
Extra Info
Nice little spot out in the 'burbs. Not huge, but a decent setup.
Stairset with mellow ledges and a rail, brick bank with a little taco in the middle, baby hip, rail and ledge, and a itty bitty snake run perfect for the groms to get used to kicking and turning.
Oh yeah, and there's like... A "pool" or something? Rad bowl, very much inspired by a kidney pool but with slightly less intimidating walls, regular coping, and a curved spine for a shallow end. While a bit steeper than a typical 3-7' bowl, still a lot more forgiving than some of the pools Grindline has blessed the northwest with.
Lights
Nope
Restrooms
Plenty of trees around
Free or Pay
Free
Inside or Outside
Outside
Are Pads Required?
Nope
Riding Surface?
Good ol' NW 'crete
Is there a pro shop on site?
No
Construction Info
Designer
Sources say Grindline, though their website doesn't have the park listed.
Builder
Ditto as designer. I'm crediting Grindline.
Location
Address
18184 68th Ave NE, Kenmore, WA 98028
Postal Code
98028
Latitude
47.76
Longitude
-122.25
City
Kenmore
Directions
Go to Kenmore, commit a crime, get caught, and the park is right by the cop shop.
Or... Google.
Or... Google.
Contacts
Managment
- City
Not a bad little square. Decent though smallish street features with a pool-bowl. Nothing too intimidating, but plenty of fun to be had. Nice little spot out in the 'burbs. Not huge, but a decent setup. Stairset with mellow ledges and a rail, brick bank with a little taco in the middle, baby hip, rail and ledge, and a itty bitty snake run perfect for the groms to get used to kicking and turning. Oh yeah, and there's like... A "pool" or something? Rad bowl, very much inspired by a kidney pool but with slightly less intimidating walls, regular coping, and a curved spine for a shallow end. While a bit steeper than a typical 3-7' bowl, still a lot more forgiving than some of the pools Grindline has blessed the northwest with.
Photos
Map
User reviews
1 review
Overall rating
3.7
Street Rating
3.0(1)
Tranny Rating
4.0(1)
Overall Rating
4.0(1)
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Overall rating
3.7
Street Rating
3.0
Tranny Rating
4.0
Overall Rating
4.0
Really enjoyed the powl (pool shaped bowl?) but I have to admit I wish the spine was actually more deck to stand on. I really wanted to drop in opposite the big wall to get some good hits, but the lines aren't very hard to come up with to get you there anyway. Heard a couple dudes commenting on the steepness of the walls, but given what most pools are shaped like, this was really mellow. Quicker tranny than you're used to if you're used to Grindline's bigger offerings (Arlington, Lower Woodland, etc.) but easy enough for an old fat guy to have a good time with. The little snake run was a blast, too. Yet another park I wish I could have sessioned when I was young enough to rip, but man, blessed to have it nearby anyway.
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