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Payne Park (formerly Mobile Home Park), Laurel Street. I-75 south to Sarasota, exit Fruitville Rd. west, follow for a few miles, then left on 301,then left on Laurel St.The skatepark is in Payne Park. English (Translate this text in English): Payne Park (formerly Mobile Home Park), Laurel Street. I-75 south to Sarasota, exit Fruitville Rd. west, follow for a few miles, then left on 301,then left on Laurel St.The skatepark is in Payne Park. English (Translate this text in English): Payne Park (formerly Mobile Home Park), Laurel Street. I-75 south to Sarasota, exit Fruitville Rd. west, follow for a few miles, then left on 301,then left on Laurel St.The skatepark is in Payne Park. English (Translate this text in English): Payne Park (formerly Mobile Home Park), Laurel Street. I-75 south to Sarasota, exit Fruitville Rd. west, follow for a few miles, then left on 301,then left on Laurel St.The skatepark is in Payne Park. Location  Public access?  Owners

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This skatepark is separated into three sections:

One section is a flow course with about every skateable radius you can think of with unlimited line choices. The course changes from 3 ft. bowled corners to 11 ft. over vert corners. A mixture of pool and steel coping throughout. There are rolling over hips as well as regular hips on every corner. Words alone really cannot describe this place.

Next to the flow course is the beginner area that has smaller transitions and mellow hips to learn on.

Next is the street course. Team Pain has been taking a new direction in creating street areas to emulate real street spots. There are manual pads in every direction, hubba style ledges, straight ledges, a 7 stair rail, 2 smaller rails back to back, and a granite bench on top of a small pyramid. Really simple but lots of fun.

There is also an 8ft. to 4ft. backyard style pool with a deathbox, light, a love seat, and shallow end steps. The great thing about this place is that it is free. All you need to do is fill out a waiver.

Text source: http://www.concretedisciples.com

English (Translate this text in English): This skatepark is separated into three sections:

One section is a flow course with about every skateable radius you can think of with unlimited line choices. The course changes from 3 ft. bowled corners to 11 ft. over vert corners. A mixture of pool and steel coping throughout. There are rolling over hips as well as regular hips on every corner. Words alone really cannot describe this place.

Next to the flow course is the beginner area that has smaller transitions and mellow hips to learn on.

Next is the street course. Team Pain has been taking a new direction in creating street areas to emulate real street spots. There are manual pads in every direction, hubba style ledges, straight ledges, a 7 stair rail, 2 smaller rails back to back, and a granite bench on top of a small pyramid. Really simple but lots of fun.

There is also an 8ft. to 4ft. backyard style pool with a deathbox, light, a love seat, and shallow end steps. The great thing about this place is that it is free. All you need to do is fill out a waiver.

Text source: http://www.concretedisciples.com

English (Translate this text in English): This skatepark is separated into three sections:

One section is a flow course with about every skateable radius you can think of with unlimited line choices. The course changes from 3 ft. bowled corners to 11 ft. over vert corners. A mixture of pool and steel coping throughout. There are rolling over hips as well as regular hips on every corner. Words alone really cannot describe this place.

Next to the flow course is the beginner area that has smaller transitions and mellow hips to learn on.

Next is the street course. Team Pain has been taking a new direction in creating street areas to emulate real street spots. There are manual pads in every direction, hubba style ledges, straight ledges, a 7 stair rail, 2 smaller rails back to back, and a granite bench on top of a small pyramid. Really simple but lots of fun.

There is also an 8ft. to 4ft. backyard style pool with a deathbox, light, a love seat, and shallow end steps. The great thing about this place is that it is free. All you need to do is fill out a waiver.

Text source: http://www.concretedisciples.com

English (Translate this text in English): This skatepark is separated into three sections:

One section is a flow course with about every skateable radius you can think of with unlimited line choices. The course changes from 3 ft. bowled corners to 11 ft. over vert corners. A mixture of pool and steel coping throughout. There are rolling over hips as well as regular hips on every corner. Words alone really cannot describe this place.

Next to the flow course is the beginner area that has smaller transitions and mellow hips to learn on.

Next is the street course. Team Pain has been taking a new direction in creating street areas to emulate real street spots. There are manual pads in every direction, hubba style ledges, straight ledges, a 7 stair rail, 2 smaller rails back to back, and a granite bench on top of a small pyramid. Really simple but lots of fun.

There is also an 8ft. to 4ft. backyard style pool with a deathbox, light, a love seat, and shallow end steps. The great thing about this place is that it is free. All you need to do is fill out a waiver.

Text source: http://www.concretedisciples.com

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