Northeast Skatepark Trust

Support the Northeast Park Skatepark

About Northeast Skatepark

In 2014, the Minneapolis Park and Rec Board approved the Northeast Park Master Plan, which included space for a 30,000 square-foot skatepark.

Quality public skateparks in our common spaces for the physical and mental health of youth and our communities.

A well-designed skatepark provides a safe environment for equity recreation and becomes a social, active community space. If constructed properly, a good skatepark should blend into its surroundings and require little maintenance. If constructed to highest quality and standards, skateparks are a high-use, high-value community investment.

Great parks make great communities. And, here in the Twin Cities, we have some of the best parks in the nation. In fact, the Trust for Public Land currently ranks Minneapolis and St. Paul number 1 and 2 in the nation on its annual ParkScore rating system. We need world-class skateparks to make our parks even better.

Who is the Northeast Skatepark Trust (NEST)?

NEST is a coalition of skaters, parents, community members, and advocates working together to reignite a spark for fundraising for the Northeast Skatepark.


NEST leadership

  • Witt Siasoco

    Witt Siasoco

    Co-founder of
    City of Skate

  • Corey Bracken

    Corey Bracken

    Owner of Pilllar Forum and Pilllar Skateboards

  • Brandon Sullivan

    Brandon Sullivan

    Northeast resident

Project timeline

  • Fundraiser at Pillar

  • Secure skatepark designer

  • Unveil Northeast Skatepark design

  • Fundraising

  • Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board (MRPB) approval

  • Build skatepark

  • Northeast Skatepark opens

Ways to help Northeast Skatepark

Donate

Consider donating to the Lower Northeast Neighborhood Association, our fiscal sponsor for the project.


Volunteer with us

Sign up for our email list to learn about volunteer opportunities with Northeast Skatepark Trust.



Reach out to the Minneapolis Park Board

Voice your support for the skatepark plan to the commissioners at the Minneapolis Park Board.

Park Board Commissioners