Sic place to go ride or even just watch some X-Games level athletes go out there and kill it with…read moreback flips, flares, tailwhips, and all kinds of tricks. You'll see BMX, skate, and scooter here, but the emphasis is definitely on BMX. This park is the vision of 16-yr old Brett "Mad Dog" Banasiewicz who invested his winnings from last summer into this facility. Like wow - yeah, he's that awesome. Get out there and show him some love!

This place was awesome. The owner was incredibly friendly and was encouraging to all the noob…read moreskaters and younger kids there. My 11 year old was very comfortable here. The other dads there were also very encouraging and helpful with their own and the other kids there. It was low key and a great environment for having some fun. I would recommend this place to anyone. We were fortunate enough to find it on the way through Fort Wayne. I will definitely visit again even though we live 2 hours away.

From the owner: We are the only Indoor Skatepark in the area! We cater to Skateboards, BMX Bikes, Roller Sports &…read moreScooters!

New playground equipment with rubber fill, fully fenced dog park with water fountains, benches, bag…read morestations everything you need! The grass has kept the dog park more dry than when it was all wood chips. Great park!

Stopped by this park with my best friend and her dog. My dogs and her dogs are basically best…read morefriends and they got to spend about 40 minutes running around this park like the snow dogs they are. They had so much fun even though our hands were starting to get cold by the end of our visit. Her dog is Young and she had never seen her run so much. Are dogs. Slept great last night as a result of visiting this fairly spacious area. We will definitely be coming back to allow our dogs to release their energy and run around.

This is the best place in Hastings to go if your kid loves to skate board use the scooter or bike…read moreand loves doing the jumps it's a really fun place but when it comes the summer the Rams end up getting really hot so but other than that the place is completely kid friendly the cops are always a runner making sure everything is going the way it supposed to go that nothing bad is happening so it all in all I give a five stars

I'm not a skateboarder but I can definitely appreciate the art. This indoor skate park takes up two…read morestorefront spots in the Lakeview Square Mall in Battle Creek. Plenty of room for spectators and definitely lots of curved spots for the professionals to roll. They also offer lessons and times designated for more novice sportspeople. Skateboards, BMX bikes, scooters and roller blade / in-line skates are available. They website mentions roller derby, wheelchairs and even a unicycle. Sounds like fun. Special needs nights, "fossil rides" for us old folks and such, too. Waivers required. Pricing is variable between $6 and $10. They also rent helmets, boards, bikes and locks for your locker. [Review 11145 overall, 919 of 2019.]

Fast, compact park with flow bowls, vert, banks, hips, big spine, and 70s style snake run lines all…read morethroughout with lots of rounded/rollover edges (plenty of metal coping too, though). Had the park all to myself, and had crazy lines all throughout; with a crowd, it's probably a snake session. It's right by the MLK bridge, and down the street from Rise skateshop, with a big empty parking lot connected by a path. It's high-fenced in with a revolving mantrap gate to keep bikes out - and two dedicated police parking spots for surveillance right across the street. Maybe if it had been built in a more visible location they wouldn't have bothered, but that much sucks. Skateboarding is not a crime! Not a ton of street elements - a bar here, a box there, some banks, low hubbas. This is definitely a transition park, and one you could carve all around on a longboard. The concrete is rough; definitely pad up, because you're going to shed some skin here. Build quality is otherwise fine - just wish there were some pool coping / raw concrete edges to grind, it's slick metal coping everywhere that has an edge.

I must say I love this skatepark... however I'm not particularly fond of their no bikes or scooters…read morerule. This particular section of ordinance is archaic and was written in a time when skateboarders and bikers were not particularly friendly with each other, and before scooters. As a result individuals interested in BMX or scooters are unfairly denied access to an otherwise accommodating park. The park itself is large enough and built to withstand a proportionate amount of wear not just caused from skateboards but also by scooters and bikes. The park is made of concrete and metal, both durable and resistant to damage from skateboards, scooters, and bikes. It is large enough to accommodate bike and scooters without impeding skateboarders and themselves. In this day and age even skateboarders themselves frown on this unfortunate situation and are more than willing to share the park. The 'Feud' is over and it seems time to change this outdated ordinance. Help establish a new ordinance and repeal this archaic rule. Allow scooter and bike enthusiasts a chance to enjoy this amazing park as well.

Right off, I have a statement to the press: this goofy-footed former skater hasn't skated in years,…read moreworried about my brittle bones potentially ending up outside my skin in a compound fracture, and after having broken a couple ribs from rollerblading too fast for conditions. I also wasn't too excited about a million-plus dollar skate park coming to my neighborhood. That having been said, I love watching the kids learn their tricks and seeing the professionals on the Dew Tour this past weekend. There's something about aficionados putting their noses to the grindstone (or ledge or rail) and working to achieve something that gives me hope for the future. It's nice that they have a place to grind, since they can be quite annoying in public places. And the kids are fit from all the exercise: no faces planted in front of cellphone screens here. Some people say they have no regrets in life: this is a minor one, but I would have loved to have lived near this place in my youth. My only other minor regret is that they don't have a bowl here, but it's not far to go to 34th Street & LSD and get stoked, watching someone catch some sick air after popping his first 180 off the rim of the bowl .

This park opened just in time for some fun before the snow! I came by with a friend who's been…read moreskateboarding for years and he said this is one of the biggest parks in the Midwest, definitely best in the state. I'm posting a picture from opening day, it was crowded, but had a good flow. The pedestrian bridge just north of the part(along 11th St) is great for spectating. All that from a grassy field. Good job Chicago!

Worse skatepark i have ever skated. Don't waste your time coming here…read more Overpriced, in very bad shape (considering how much they charge) not to mention they don't allow wax, floor is super dirty and patched up with wood and if you clean your wheels on the wall you are asked to leave according to the signs they have. So basically your wheels get dirty from their dirty ground and then... you are screwed lol. There are definitely better places to skate. Do your self a favor and go to battleground instead, it's only 30 mins away from there, way cheaper and in much better condition. Bad vives all together and feels like a DIY rather then an indoor skatepark. OH YEAH. NO WALLRIDES ALLOWED LMAO

Great place to skate. Patrons are very respectful of each other and generally friendly. Do the…read moremath and if your are going to skate a lot, buy the membership - Friday night skate is 1/2 off but sometimes crowded in the winter.

Cool not as crowded of a park just south of Soldier Field. It may be listed as a skate park, but…read moreit's more. Burnham Park is plenty enough big for other activities. Fun in winter because of the hill. There's lots of places for doing tricks skateboarding and whatever. Because it's a ways from most things it can take longer getting to of course. It's located by the marina on Special Olympics Drive. This is also to the south of another park: the Gold Star Family Memorial Park. Located on the east side of the road, and it's kind of hidden. The most popular thing here is the sledding hill, open in winter. It's high up getting to the top, but it's still a gentle slope for a hill. There's also rails and stairs useful for turning skateboarding tricks when there's no snow. Fun place for outdoor activities. It's good for cold or hot weather. There's something here to get either skateboarding or snowboarding action any time of the year.

This skate park isn't really crowded often. Parking is free further down but if you wanna park…read morecloser you have to pay.

This is the classic Japanese-style garden. It was a gift from Mishawaka's sister city, Shiojiri,…read moreand unlike anything else in the city. Upon entering the park, one will notice how this garden sends off quite a different "vibe" than western-style gardens do. Typical of Japanese design, it was thought out quite a bit, and there is a reason behind every little detail within. Every changing month seems to bring its own charm to the park. An excellent park to go to for feeling closer to both God and nature. This has got to be the loveliest acre of land in Mishawaka.

This park celebrates the sister city status of Mishawaka and Shiojiri, a city in Nagano, Japan…read more Niwa is Japanese for garden and this park takes on many of the characteristics of a Japanese Garden. Some of those characteristics include: Water - renewal and calm Stone - longevity and forces of nature Yukimi-gata Lantern (a snow lantern) Bridges The park has all these but the water/pond which would ideally contain fish /koi. Of course, the weather here would necessitate wintering of the fish elsewhere, so it is probably a cost management issue. The park is well kept and is filled with plants, small trees, and gardens. There is also a bronze sculpture to the right of the entrance that commemorates the relationship between the two cities. Review #3099