Proudly built and maintained by volunteers. Located in Calais, Maine, our skatepark was an idea turned into reality in 1999, since then we have done our best to keep progressing in building new ramps, and getting the local skaters and BMX riders involved in new projects for the park. The Calais Skatepark has been a wonderful working progress since 1999. Randy McCormick is in charge of the Calais Skatepark Committee an they have put in a tremendous amount of time into this skate park. Ages from 5 all the way to adults go here and they really enjoy what Randy McCormick has done for them. This is a special skatepark project designed, built and funded by the Calais Skatepark Committee, directed by Calais High School Technology Education teacher, Randy McCormick, but energized by the young people of Calais. This park is modest, but growing, but in a small class of parks that are truly built by the young people themselves. The park is open to skateboarders, inline AND BMX bikes from dawn until 10:00 p.m. with the lights on from dusk until ten. The park includes 2-5' q-pipes, 2-4' q-pipes,1-8'q-pipe, 2-4'flat banks with ledges, 1-6' high and 20' long starter ramp, a crusher, a skateable picnic table and several moveable kickers and grind rails. The CSC has added a 16' x 21' pyramid at the park. We added a New Ramp in the summer of 2009 , again designed and built by students. We also have a skate building. This building offers concessions and a bathroom when CSC members are present.
