Pierce County Sprinker Skateboard Park, Tacoma Washington

Harold E. Le May Skateboard Park
at Sprinker Recreation Center

SRC Skateboard Park

Harold E LeMay Skateboard Park bowl Pierce County Parks and Recreation held the highly anticipated grand opening of the Harold E. LeMay Skateboard Park at Sprinker Recreation Center on October 29, 2005.

The Harold E. LeMay Skateboard Park is one of the largest all concrete skateboard parks in the state.

The Skate Park is located behind the recreation building adjacent to the new baseball fields. It has skate features for beginning, intermediate and advanced levels including:

a peanut bowl with pool coping 9' and 11' in depth
an out of site snake run from 8'-11' deep
a 10' vert wall
14' clamshell
half pipes
waves
banks
rails and steps
multiple shade structures and bleachers for families and viewing

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HOURS

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SKATEBOARD PARK HOURS

Dates Hours

Nov 1-Mar 31 CLOSED Off Season

Apr 1-Oct 31 9am-8pm unless otherwise posted

RULES & REGULATIONS

New Check In Procedures - Effective June 1

All participants must check in at the front office prior to entering the skate park.
After 5:00 pm or on Saturday, Sunday, or holidays participants must check in with the Park Security.

Helmets required (18 & under)
Must have skate board/scooter board/roller blades
No Loitering
No Spectating without adult supervision
No Bikes
Skate at own risk and know your limits
Use care to avoid injury to yourself and others
Food, drink, glass objects prohibited in skating area
Possession of alcoholic beverages prohibited
Sprinker Recreation Center is a no-smoking facility
Animals prohibited
Loud, inappropriate music and/or lyrics prohibited
Physical and verbal abuse, or public disturbance prohibited
Inappropriate, offensive or gang apparel prohibited

The skaebooard park will be closed during inclement weather or non-compliance of park rules and regulations

HISTORY

The Harold E. Le May Skate Park at Sprinker Recreation Center is a result of a joint partnership between Pierce County Parks and Recreation and the Altrusa Foundation, a non-profit service organization.

The Altrusa Foundation applied for and received a State Development Grant for $275,000. The Altrusa Foundation raised an additional $150,000 toward the project and the Pierce County Parks and Recreation contributed the land and $125,0000 for the project.

Local skaters of all ages participated in the design process for the park.

The final design is a result of their efforts and participation.

DIRECTIONS

Harold E. Le May Skateboard Park
at Sprinker Recreation Center
14824 So. 'C' Street
Tacoma, WA 9844
(253) 798-4000

From the North/South:

From I-5, take exit 127 to Highway 512 going east (Mt. Rainier/Puyallup).
On Highway 512, take the second exit (Parkland/Spanaway-Pacific Ave)
At the stop light turn right onto Pacific Avenue (SR 7). Head south for 2.7 miles
Turn right on Military Road (152nd St).
Sprinker Center is 1 1/2 blocks down on the right.
The Skate Park is located behind the recreation building adjacent to the new baseball fields.

From the East:

Go west on Highway 512.
Take the Mt. Rainier/Hiway 7 exit and follow the off ramp around to your left.
At the stoplight turn left onto Pacific Avenue.
Go south on Pacific Avenue for 2.7 miles
Turn right on Military Road (152nd St.)
Sprinker Center is 1 1/2 blocks down on the right.
The Skate Park is located behind the recreation building adjacent to the new baseball fields.

View/print directions to Sprinker in pdf format.

Pierce County Parks & Recreation
9112 Lakewood Dr. SW, Lakewood, WA 98499