Central Park is Bolingbrook's most heavily used and frequently visited park. The 72-acre park is home to the Annerino Community Center, the Park District Administrative Offices, the Park District's Buildings and Grounds Facility, BJ Ward Elementary School, Trojan Field, Bolingbrook T-Ball Association, Bolingbrook Flag Football, Panther Sports, and now the Central Park Skate Plaza.

Central Park Skate Plaza is Bolingbrook's second skate park and one of the premier skate parks in the Midwest. Bolingbrook's first skate park opened in May 2004 at Indian Boundary Park. As you can see, the Central Park Skate Plaza is substantially larger and completely made from concrete. The project was one of 40 included in the 2004 bond referendum.

The Skate Plaza is completely made from concrete and offers a streetscape design. The park allows skaters who prefer streetscape boarding to have a place to test their skills instead of local parking lots and business fronts. Solo Ramps of Quebec, Canada was the equipment manufacturer for the project. The skate park covers 14,400 square feet and total construction cost was $350,000. Bikes, skateboard, and roller blades are welcome.

Location: In the 72-acre Central Park, one mile east of Route 53 between Briarcliff Road and I-55/Frontage Road (visible from I-55).