The skate park just opened two weeks ago (Oct. 22, 2001) and consists of two big enjoyable boxes in the center, a large radius 4′ tall u-bowl on the west end, a vert corner next to a really awesome sloping coping (for grinding) corner in the Northeast area, and three connected bowls ranging height from about 5′ to 7′ to a nice big 10′ mega bowl that is good and square with lots of flat bottom in the south east corner of The skate park. square footage is approximately . 10,000. Workmanship is great, with perfect coping (for grinding) everywhere and all very smooth concrete is sssmmoooooottthh. I think it is another beautiful park by Red and the boys. Watch out for small kids and flying BMX’ers, somebody on a bike came out of nowhere when I was dropping in and gave me a good shiner when I was there.
Rip On,

Team Old School
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The skate park is 10,000 square feet and was built by Upper Valley Builders of Myrtle Point (541 572 2745). The design evolved from the collaboration of the skaters of Myrtle Point, the City Manager (Bud Schmidt), Crow Clay & cites Inc Architects and Eric Dawkins (Great American Skateparks).
– Hillary Baker
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Overall Rating: 5
transition Rating: 5
Street Rating: 5
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Directions:
Myrtle Point is on Hwy 42 Between Roseburg and Coos Bay.

How Crowded? 1
Are pads required to skate?: no
Does it cost money to skate?: no