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Reed Park Skate Court

Mesa, AZ

Skate ParkConcrete surfaceFree

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SkateparkConcrete surfaceFree
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Reed Park Skate Court sits inside Mesa's 19-acre Reed Park and is open to bikes, boards and blades. The poured-concrete skate area dates to 2000 and is known for an unusual O-shaped bowl with a central spine, along with banks, transitions and a large stair set.

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2000

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Reed Park's skate court dates to 2000 and features an unusual O-shaped bowl with a spine through the middle.

Location type
Skate Park
Surface
Concrete
Address
Reed Park Skate Court, Mesa, AZ
Cost
Free

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