Overview: Skatepark in at the Railyard in Windsor, Vt., is in use and its second phase will be complete by the end of summer.
Anakin Senn, of White River Junction, skates the completed half of the new skate park in the Railyard in Windsor, Vt., on Friday, June 5, 2026, a day after happening upon it during a visit to the area for work. The second phase of the 8,000 square foot park is expected to be complete by the end of summer as part of the roughly $900,000 development of the former railyard which also includes a dog park and picnic area.
WINDSOR — Anakin Senn, of White River Junction, skated the completed half of the new skate park in the Railyard in Windsor, on Friday, a day after happening upon it during a visit to the area for work.
The second phase of the 8,000-square-foot park is expected to be complete by the end of summer as part of the roughly $900,000 development of the former railyard, which also includes a dog park and picnic area.
The roughly 3-acre property on Depot Avenue is located on the east side of the train tracks. The town acquired the property in 2023 after another redevelopment effort backed by a loan from a town fund never materialized.
The skate park was spearheaded by Windsor Railyard Recreation, a nonprofit organization that was led by businessman Terry McDonnell. Long-term maintenance of the park will be turned over to Windsor Recreation.
