Page Skatepark - Page, Arizona, U.S.A.

  The Page Skatepark is... weird. It's a really sparse mash-up of different prefab obstacles from different manufacturers. It sits on a huge concrete slab... there's all the room in the world for so many more obstacles... but all that is in there are a couple of tall quarterpipes, a spine, a bank-to-box combo, a picnic table, and a couple of smaller curbs and railslide bars. There is a well-built little steel mini ramp off int he far corner, but beware of scorching hot metal on bright, sunny days. As it sits right now, it's barely worth the drive from the other side of Page to skate it; however, there are plans in the works to replace this pathetic little skatepark with a much bigger (and better) concrete park. Given that Page is a huge tourist destination... it's quite close to The Grand Canyon's Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell... a quality skatepark in this tiny little town would almost certainly be a welcome addition. -Bud Stratford, Everything Skateboarding/Concrete Disciples From https://www.lakepowelllife.com/skate-park-construction/: "Page Skate Park is moving right along with some minor setbacks for weather. Page Public Works expects the three week process of pouring concrete to start on January 5, 2019. Kyle Christiansen, Public Works Director, told Lake Powell Life News the tentative date for completion is February 7, 2019."