FDR Skatepark — Attraction in Philadelphia

Im a victim of a slumlords and become homeless people. The FDR park is my history of great people living their lives before im homeless. While homeless at park now july 2019 half the people turn their heads fast . turn the other cheek. Im on good conduct behavior pertaining to County of philapa. But a lot of people are antihomeless . they dont trust us. I never observed any crimes by homeless people. I got to watch my back . but otherwise i came across some men as brother and women like sisters. Anyway without being homeless a lot of people engaged in baseball tennis golf fishing picnics and ordinary conversation about philapa reality. Its sad their shut down the beautiful golf course. The folks at the skateboarding area always are polite and its fun to watch them get down and jam away . may the world get better....

FDR Skatepark, nestled beneath the overpass of I-95 in Philadelphia, is a skateboarding haven celebrated for its DIY spirit and community-driven development. Since its inception in 1994, the park has evolved through the collective efforts of local skaters, volunteers, and donations, including support from organizations like the Tony Hawk Foundation. The park’s layout includes a core area under the overpass, connecting pool sections, a mini ramp, and a vert ramp, all adorned with dynamic graffiti art. Renowned in skateboarding culture, FDR Skatepark is a testament to the creativity and dedication of the skate community, offering a unique and challenging experience for skaters...

Great ramps, I love the idea that anyone can pitch in and help build the park. As someone who helped with the project, I am glad that this can inspire others to create their own skateparks. I have meet some great people here but some of the locals are very hostile to bike riders and non locals. The website claims that bikes are allowed in the park,but you have to deal with a group drunk and/high hostile locals who throws beer bottles at other people who are trying to enjoy the place. I'd say this place needs some sort of supervision if you don't your kid getting assaulted by a local. As of now, great place to be a...