Came across a video from some local skaters at the new Westwind Lakes Skatepark in Miami.  Clocking in at just under 9 minutes, this hefty clip is full of buttery lines and smooth skating at the new outdoor park designed and built by Spohn Ranch Skateparks.

Here’s an amazing video put out by Transworld. Looks like the Reliance and Siren crews got together for a bbq at our new skate plaza.

Ambassador Skate Plaza Session Photos, originally uploaded by spohnranchskateparks.

Top street skaters have been making trips to the new skate plaza in Wilmington.

Happy to finally have a street plaza in Los Angeles, they’re interested to see how P-Rod’s design turned out.

Their feedback has been very positive. Typically, they’re just blown away that someone has built a skatepark that packs all the street obstacles they want into one space.

The Department of Water & Power benches have been a huge hit, with many skaters amazed at the exact copies of LA’s most famous skatespot.

While still small, the park’s large central plaza leads to rails, banks, stairs, hubba ledges, straight ledges and a 4′ drop.

On the perimeter of the park are the famed DWP benches, a three-step grind box with curved back, a brick-textured bank, a skateable art bench and two raked manual pads with a gap transfer.

We can’t give names of the skaters who have been out until Havoc TV launches the ‘Ambassador Series’. In the meantime, just enjoy these pictures.

Richard Walton Concrete Skatepark – Spohn Ranch, originally uploaded by spohnranchskateparks.

The SpohnCrete skatepark in Oakdale, MN has become an important community space for local skaters. They gather to skate, talk and (most importantly) make videos.

We’ve seen some very nice videos from other SpohnCrete parks in Lemont and 29 Palms, but the Oakdale skaters are coming on strong: