Osceola Skatepark has received a donation from City of Skate and Cal Surf of brand new skateboards and helmets for our local community members to best enjoy our exciting new skatepark!
Read MoreOSCEOLA SKATEPARK IS NOW OPEN!
About The Project
NOW OPEN! | After 15 years of dreaming, Osceola Skatepark is a reality! A true work of art from end to end, this living sculpture was designed & built by the talented team at Primary Concrete, with beautiful painting by Phoebe Joynt adding the cherry on top to this skateable landscape. We are overjoyed to finally welcome you to Osceola Skatepark, and can’t wait to spend hours upon hours lapping the park with you, making new friends, and growing our community together. Cheers to an unbelievable day and THANK YOU to everyone that made this possible!
Join us on Sunday September 22nd from 12-1pm for a Grand Opening Celebration with food, giveaways, & more! We would have the party sooner but…we’ve got some surprises in store first Stay tuned and we’ll see you at the park!
**Osceola Skatepark is an entirely volunteer run and privately funded gift to the Village of Osceola, and is a non-profit project housed within the Osceola Main Street Program, a 501(c)3.
Join us on Sunday September 22nd from 12-1pm for a Grand Opening Celebration with food, giveaways, & more! We would have the party sooner but…we’ve got some surprises in store first Stay tuned and we’ll see you at the park!
**Osceola Skatepark is an entirely volunteer run and privately funded gift to the Village of Osceola, and is a non-profit project housed within the Osceola Main Street Program, a 501(c)3.
Plan Your Visit
VISIT THE PARK
Osceola Skatepark is open daily dawn to dusk, unless otherwise noted. Do not use the facility during inclement weather. Parking for Osceola Skatepark is located at the dead end of 6th Ave inside Oakey Park.
ALLOWED EQUIPMENT
Non-motorized equipment like skateboards, roller skates, scooters, and BMX bikes without metal accessories are allowed. (No BMX bikes with metal pegs, pedals, or bar ends). Helmets and pads are strongly encouraged.
SKATEPARK ETIQUETTE
Osceola Skatepark welcomes all ability levels of users, but it is important to understand how to properly and safely use the skatepark. Educational handouts are available at our welcome sign to ensure the best experience for everyone.
Learn MoreSkatepark News
Learn how to properly and safely use a skatepark before you arrive! Help make sure everyone has a good time by following these guidelines.
Read MoreAfter 15 years of dreaming, Osceola Skatepark is a reality! A true work of art from end to end, this living sculpture was designed & built by the talented team at Primary Concrete.
Read MoreOn Tuesday May 14th, the Village Board voted unanimously to approve the project plan for Osceola Skatepark to become a reality. Finally, after 15 years of dreaming, the long awaited project will come to life this summer.
Read MoreOn Tuesday May 7, 2024 at 6pm, the Osceola Skatepark Committee with be presenting our plan for the skatepark. You can view that presentation here, or join in person! The meeting is open to the public.
Read MoreOver the last year, the Dresser Lions Club made it their mission to raise $10,000 for the Osceola Skatepark project, and it’s safe to say they succeeded with a bang!
Read MoreOn Tuesday June 14th, the Osceola Village Board voted unanimously to approve a revised location for the future Osceola Skatepark within Oakey Park. Marsha Hovey, Skatepark President...
Read MoreLegendary professional snowboarder Pat Moore and his traveling snowboard contest named Methodology, visited Trollhaugen on Sunday February 13th for a hugely successful day of racing, fundraising, and all around good times.
Read MoreLocal midwest snowboarders came to Trollhaugen this past Saturday night to participate in CORENATION Rail Jam & Fundraiser, hosted by professional snowboarder Erik Leon
Read MoreWhen new Osceola homeowner Marsha Hovey caught wind of the past efforts to build a skatepark in her cute little Wisconsin river town, she immediately started researching how to get involved. After a few emails to Osceola Area Chamber Director Germaine Ross, Hovey was introduced to Paul Anderson and a team of welcoming board members that quickly brought her up to speed.
Read More"In addition to roller skating and patience-testing puzzles, skateboarding was among the activities that saw an unexpected boom last year — and not just because the sport was slated to make its debut in the Tokyo Olympics(which has been postponed to this year)."
Read More"USC researchers have found multiple benefits in skateboarding, ranging from mental health to education and careers, the university announced Wednesday."
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Make A Donation
Help us reach our goal of $200,000! A quality skatepark, designed and built by skateboarders, is worth every single penny. Any amount helps. Spread the word and share with your friends, families, coworkers, and strangers!
Donate via Credit Card online
Donate via Check to Osceola Skatepark. Mail to 805 N Cascade St, Osceola, WI 54020
Donate cash in one of our in person drop boxes in The Looking Glass, Valley Wine & Spirits, or The Chocolate Gnome
Donations are tax deductible through our 501(c)3 parent org Osceola Main Street Program.
Donate via Credit Card onlineDonate via Check to Osceola Skatepark. Mail to 805 N Cascade St, Osceola, WI 54020Donate cash in one of our in person drop boxes in The Looking Glass, Valley Wine & Spirits, or The Chocolate GnomeDonations are tax deductible through our 501(c)3 parent org Osceola Main Street Program.
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