HALP Skatepark
After month of waiting, the new Skatepark & Pump Track in Queensville, ON is open.
150 Jim Mortson Dr
To find out all about the process it took to get here check out THIS POST. It covers the designers, highest bidders, construction etc.
This post with be highlighting & critiquing the completed park & pumper.
Advanced and Beginner asphalt pump track. It's missing line and directional markings.
Big Step-up section. The big bank did give me enough speed to ollie the pillar.
There's lots of low spots that pool water. The QP on the upper deck is tight (2' high with a 3'radius)
The street line is pretty good but I have some issues with some design choices. Parks can't always be symmetrical and this lane is great for me, a goofy footed rider. The Pier 7 and the out ledge should have at least 30" of more ledge on the upper deck. A bump to 8" ledge is a great learner obstacle.
The Big bank is 7ft high with no deck and it's pretty steep.
The Bowl is a 5.5-9' pool with tile and pool block. It's great if you ride big transition but there isn't any beginner transition in the park
This QP on the upper deck is tight (2' high with a 3'radius)
Patched up crete at the wallie to steep hubba.
Nearby Washrooms & bottle filling station.
This is supposed to be a 'mister'. This is too close to the skatepark IMO.
Shade!!!
The retaining wall is skatable.
Too many puddles for a new park
Broken drain cover. Reported and likely to be fixed by the next time I visit. If you look close, you can see the 3 screws that hold it to the pipe have been concreted over.
Cracking concrete. Bad CRC. There's a lot to like. There's also a lot of damn lazy concrete work. When you compare the finish of Bonnerworth or Earl Bales to this park you wonder how this company continues to get work. I found painters tape of coping, there's drips of concrete from later pours, bad finishes, bad seams and more.
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