The organiser of the Arbroath Skatepark Project said she had been “overwhelmed” by the positive public comment about the finished facility.
Jillian Low said she is eager for people to examine the £202,000 park up close when it officially opens on Saturday.
The opening day, which starts at noon, will feature a funfair, stalls, live music, an inflatable assault course as well as the chance to skate or BMX.
It follows four years of work bringing the project to fruition.
Arbroath Skatepark Project chairwoman Jillian Low said: “I think if I knew all those years ago how much this project would take over my life, I would have run for the hills but I’m extremely glad I didn’t.
“The completion of the skatepark brings a wonderful feeling of accomplishment and I’m very proud to have played a part in a community project which will no doubt prove to be a fantastic asset to the area.
“What has touched me greatly is how much support we have had from the local community throughout.
“Many people have been involved with this project and each and every one of them should be very proud of their achievements.”
Jillian said she was expecting a large turnout for tomorrow as excitement had been building towards the opening.
“I know that people are coming from other towns for the opening day some as far afield as Oban. The comments about the park’s design and build quality have been so positive.
“It seems the whole skating and BMXing community are super excited about the opening, and are itching to get on the park.
“As well as a lot of skating and bike riding going on, there will be plenty for the whole family to enjoy, including fun fair rides, inflatable sumo wrestling, gladiator jousting and a bicycle track.”
A buffet reception for guests at the Red Lion’s function suite will be followed at 1.30pm by the official opening ceremony.