What is the Mobile Skate
Park Program?
The Township of Tiny’s Recreation Staff
were successful in receiving funding from
Ontario Trillium Foundation to enhance
youth programs in the municipality. Funding has been used to hire season staff and
for the purchase of a mobile skate park for
use in a number of communities. With this
program we aim to increase youth participation in sport and recreation programs.
Mobile Skate Park Program
Contact Emma at 705-770-7034,
[email protected] or
Maggie at 519-319-8101, [email protected] for
more information.
During the summer/fall, the mobile skate
park travels the Perkinsfield Park, the
Wyevale Park, and the Lafontaine Park to
provide supervised opportunities for local
children and youth to practice tricks and
learn new skills.
Mobile
All wheels welcome - bring your skate
boards, BMX bike, scooter, or in-line
skates.
by
The mobile skate park will be set up
by trained staff and host a launch
ramp, flat bank ramp, quarter
pipe, table top ramp, fun box,
large rail, and small rail.
All ages and wheels welcome.
Helmets and signed waivers are
mandatory.
Visit www.tiny.ca for a participant waiver form and for additional information.
Thank you
to our
sponsors!
Locations:
Lafontaine Park, 342 Lafontaine Rd W
Perkinsfield Park, 43 County Rd 6 S
Wyevale Park, 10 Concession 5 E
Balm Beach, Tiny Beaches Rd N/S
MOBILE SKATE PARK
GUIDELINES
INCLEMENT WEATHER
When it rains, the skate park (ramps and concrete)
becomes very slippery and is not safe for use. As a
result, skate park sessions will be cancelled. The
mobile skate park will be closed until park attendants
determine the facility safe for use.
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MOBILE SKATE PARK STAFF
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During scheduled program hours, trained Township
of Tiny Mobile Skate Park Attendants supervise
participants. Each Mobile Skate Park Attendant holds
a valid Standard First Aid certificate and completes a
mandatory safety training orientation prior to
program placement.
Participants are expected to respect and adhere to
the rules and guidelines established by our Mobile
Skate Park Attendants.
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WHO CAN USE THE SKATE PARK?
All ages welcome! Children under the age of 10 can
use the skate park but must be accompanied by an
adult (18 years of age and over).
To reduce risk and ensure participant enjoyment and
safety, all users are asked to observe the following:
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Wear the gear: helmet (mandatory), elbow and
knee pads.
Be respectful and courteous and treat the provided
equipment with care.
No skating during routine maintenance periods
Homemade moveable obstacles or materials (i.e.
ramps, jumps, or obstacles) are not allowed in the
designated mobile skate park area.
The use of motorized vehicles or other wheeled
devices are not permitted in the mobile skate park.
Any act of vandalism, including the placement of
graffiti anywhere in or on the park is prohibited.
The use of alcohol and/or illegal drugs is prohibited.
Acts of harassment or violence will not be
tolerated.
Mobile Skate Park Attendants reserve the right to
open or close the skate park as needed.
Place all garbage in the containers provided.
LOANER PROGRAM
The Loaner Program aims to introduce children and
youth to wheeling. It allows youth without access to
equipment, an opportunity to experience the skate
park. The loaner equipment—skateboards, scooters
and safety gear are purchased through municipal
partnerships and sponsorships! All equipment is
free to use!
FALL 2016
Stay tuned for exciting fall programming such as
“learn to skate” and other special events. The skate
park will be available for rent and will be used to
offer programs to school groups and other
organizations. Check out tiny.ca or contact Emma
Mills at 705-770-7034, [email protected] for more
information.
DID YOU KNOW?
Skateparks benefit communities and youth in many
ways. They:
 Reduce illicit behavior,
 Provide a safe environment for skateboarding,
 Reduce damage to private property,
 Produce significant physical health benefits,
 Produce significant mental health benefits, and
 Have a positive economic impact.
The Township of Tiny is not responsible for any
losses, damages or injuries resulting from use of
the mobile skate park. For more information,
please call 705-526-4204.