ICRC Projects

Open to ages 7-17

Monday through Friday 3:00pm-Dusk

Saturday & Sunday 11:00am-5:30pm

Skaters under 9 years of age must be accompanied by a
parent or guardian.

...creating, supporting, coordinating & enhancing recreational & educational activities in Idyllwild

Skate Park Rules

- Helmets, elbow and knee pads properly worn are mandatory for everyone.

- No shoes, no shirt, no skating.

- No smoking, alcohol or drugs.

- Keep language clean.

- No food, drinks or gum in fenced skating area.

- Spectators outside of fenced skating area only.

- Enter through camp entrance.

- Safety first.

- Be aware of other skaters.

- Keep off of fence.

- No unathorized equipment, obstacles or apparatus.

- Bikes allowed on half-pipe only at supervisor's discretion.

Located at

26375 Highway 243,

Idyllwild, California

Next to Idyllwild Pines
Camp

The ICRC has received a
grant in the amount of
$1,400 to purchase
equipment such as
skateboards, helmets and a
Playstation. The "Dollars for
Change Grant" was written
by Diane Cardinalli and
local children interested in
making the Skate Park a
better place!

Located at

26375 Highway 243,

Idyllwild, California

Next to Idyllwild Pines
Camp

Open Daily

In collaboration with Idyllwild Pines Camp, ARF and
Idyllhounds, the Idyllwild Community Recreation Council
operates a small dog park just inside the gates of the
Idyllwild Pines Camp - directly across from the Skate Park.

Vic Sirkin and CSA 36 Advisory Council member
Pete Capparelli have spearheaded the project's
momentum securing an open well on the site,
obtaining permits and scheduling contractor
activities.

Examples of people and firms offering to help from
the community include Dave Sandlin and Sons,
who donated the use of their auger to dig the hole
for the temporary power pole, and Waste
Management Inc., who donated the use of several
demolition containers for the debris from the razed
buildings.

Our Vision

The Idyllwild Community Recreation Council (ICRC) formally took possession of the property in early June, 2008, that will
serve as the site of the future Idyllwild Community Center. Since that time, work has steadily progressed on the location
including demolition of the existing structures and installation of a new temporary power source that will enable work to
continue.

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