Category Archives: concrete

Albany

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Creators: Eric Dawkins & Company Date Opened: November 11, 1999 Size: 15,000 square feet Cost: $275,000 Location: 1375 SE Sixth St (+ Pine St) Coordinates: 44.635338527654056, -123.08862760663033 Map: http://maps.google.com/…, http://wikimapia.org/… Directions: Rules: Facilities: City Contact: Albany City Hall 333 Broadalbin … Continue reading →

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Ashland

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Community Skate Park Creators: Eric Dawkins & Great American Skateparks Date Opened: January 1999 Size: 15k Cost: ~$125k Location: E. Hersey St & Water St Coordinates: 42.2017053, -122.712822 Map: Google map, Wikimapia Directions: From I-5 take Exit #19 and … Continue reading →

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Astoria

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Tapiola Park Creators: Dreamland Skateparks Date Opened: July 2002 Size: ~11k sq ft Cost: $171k Location: Tapiola Park, 900 West Marine Drive (and S. Denver Ave). West Marine is also Hwy 101 Business Route. Park is on south side … Continue reading →

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Athena

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Creators: Community built Date Opened: Size: ~4k Cost: Location: 1st Street and Main Street (Hwy 334) Coordinates: 45.8114655, -118.4938118 Map: Google map, Wikimapia Directions: Athena is north of Pendleton and south of Milton-Freewater, not far from the Oregon/Washington border … Continue reading →

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Aumsville

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Brian Haney Memorial Skatepark Creators: Dreamland Skateparks Date Opened: Winter 2000 Size: ~8k Cost: $230k Location: Main Street and 13th Coordinates: 44.8403496, -122.878046 Map: Google map, Wikimapia Directions: From I-5, take exit #253 and go east on Hwy 22. … Continue reading →

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Baker City

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Sam-O Park Creators: Community built Date Opened: Date Redeveloped: Partially redeveloped in 2006 Size: ~6k Cost: Location: Alongside I-84 in Sam -O Park. The east end of Baker Street. Coordinates: 44.7795618, -117.812174 Map: Google map, Wikimapia Directions: From I-84, … Continue reading →

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Beaverton

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex Creators: X Games built wood ramps in 1999. Grindline Skateparks built concrete addition in 2008. Date Opened: July 14, 1999 (wood ramps) & August 2008 (concrete addition) Size: ~20k Cost: Location: The parks are … Continue reading →

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Bend

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Ponderosa Skatepark Creators: Wormhoudt Landscape Architecture. Redeveloped by Dreamland Skateparks in 2006 (?). Date Opened: August 1997 Size: 11.5k Cost: Location: On 15th Street in Ponderosa Park. Coordinates: 44.0480155, -121.2859619 Map: Google map, Wikimapia Directions: From Hwy 97 go … Continue reading →

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Brookings

Posted on April 23, 2009 by sam

Name: Bud Cross Park Creators: Dreamland Skateparks Date Opened: December 2001 Size: 8k Cost: $116k Location: 3rd Street and Hassett Street. In the northwest section of town. Coordinates: 42.0624088, -124.2935228 Map: Google map, Wikimapia Directions: From Hwy 101, go east … Continue reading →

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