Upper Cascades Skate Park

The Skate Park at Upper Cascades was opened in 2004. The construction of the skate park was funded by a 2001 General Obligation Park Bond for $605,150. The skate park was designed by architects Lawrence R. Moss & Associates and built by Dreamland Skateparks. The conceptual design for the skate park was developed with input from Bloomington-area skate enthusiasts, and features concrete ramps, rails, and other terrain for use by skateboarders and inline skaters.

Within the fenced area of the skate park are two concrete bowls (9' and 4'), plus ledges, rails and slant rails, rolled hubba, euro gap, and plenty of other elements to grind on.

The city's annual Arbor Day ceremony celebrating Bloomington's 20th anniversary of being named a Tree City USA was held in conjunction with the grand opening of the Skate Park at Upper Cascades on May 6, 2004.

Safety equipment, including helmet, kneepads, wrist guards, and elbow pads is recommended.

There is one bike rack at the skate park, near the entrance on the south side of the park. There is also a drinking fountain, bench seating, and a Porta John.