Central Skatepark - Clearwater Florida

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William Biedrzycki

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This is the only skatepark I've been able to bring my scooter to in quite some time since a local skatepark SPOSH (Rip-off of SPOT, Skatepark Of Spring Hill) closed down. I'm not sure if they still do or not but they let me ride it in all sections. Kinda like Woodward, Central has sections for what you decide to ride, in the mornings they let skaters ride in the BMX section or the outdoor course then leater in the day the BMXers start to crowd so they make the skaters and inliners go to there own section near the entrance of the park. But the guys there were really nice they let me ride in all the sections through the whole day. The BMX course is really badass it has a 12 foot quarterpipe extending throughout the entire left wing with a 7 foot box ramp about 15 foot wide and 10 feet long, never seen anyone clear it or air over the top of the quarterpipe mainly because the box ramp is steep as hell. I've seen some inliners air about 15 feet over the top (not didn't clear it) so it's pretty nice. They also have a spine section with a sub-wall extending through half the course.

And yeah... Indoor Foam pit. Kinda pricy getting in though.
 
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William Biedrzycki

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Ok found some screenshots about the park, It is no longer called Central Skatepark, it's now called 688 Skatepark, the layout is pretty much the same but they added some new spines and sub walls and a few stairs. Outdoor course is the same

http://www.688skatepark.com/pages/galleries/GalleryPLayout1.html

Edit: also since they're under new management I'm not sure if they allow scooters there now or not. I'll find out soon when i get enough time to drive down there (It's about an hour and a half away).
 
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Storer

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i went to clearwater on my holiday, im from the uk and i stayed at hilton hotel and i was talking to some locals about this park, apparently the metal burns you from the heat
 
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