Prescott Guide talks about the Mike Fann Community Skate Park in Prescott

Prescott Guide invites you to Everybody's Hometown to experience all that Prescott has to offer.
Skateboarding has been around for decades, but has not always enjoyed the popularity that it does now. Prescott Guide invites you to learn about the Mike Fann Community Skate Park in Prescott where “sidewalk surfers” can hone their talent.


Recreation
The Mike Fann Community Skate Park is a 20,000 foot “street-plaza” style park located near downtown Prescott inside Ken Lindley Park. The skate park is not just for skaters though. The park hosts skateboards, in-line skates and bikes, and provides recreation for all skill levels. And with the temperate weather that Prescott enjoys, using the skate park is a year-round experience.

Communities
As skateboarding has evolved, communities have built skate parks to accommodate its popularity. Skateboarding is now considered mainstream with all the media attention and commercialization that it has garnered. With more attention on skateboarding, there are more parks, better skateboards and more companies that continue to innovate and invent new and better products for the sport.

Prescott is known for its many outdoor activities because we enjoy such a mild climate. So whether you are a skater or a spectator, Prescott Guide invites you to visit the Mike Fann Community Skate Park in Prescott and see for yourself why Prescott is Everybody’s Hometown.
Learn more about all that Prescott has to offer at http://www.prescottguide.com.

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