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Skaters for Public Skateparks is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing communities with information that leads to better skateparks. As...
Street Terrain VS Transition Terrain
We reject subtle word-play attempting to distinguish one style of skatepark over another. Bottom line: Public skateparks should possess an...
Which is best? Concrete, wood, steel, or composites?
We believe that a quantitative analysis of all skatepark material options throughout the total cost of ownership (TCO) and return...
Does SPS Support Bikes in Skateparks?
In a word: Yes. However, mixing bicyclists and non-bicyclists within the same facility introduces safety and maintenance considerations. This is...
Where Should Skateparks Be Built?
Finding the right spot for the new skatepark is often a complicated and often controversial process. Find out what's best for skatepark sites.