All skaters must be 7 years of age or older. Skaters under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult. All skaters must complete and sign a resident information form and waiver prior to entering the facility. Fee is $1.00 per year. Proof of residency is mandatory. All patrons 17 years of age and under must have their parent or guardian complete and sign the resident/non-resident information form and waiver. The City of Temecula reserves the right to change the schedule as necessary. All skaters must wear the appropriate safety gear which includes: helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, and wrist/hand guards. All safety gear must be in good condition. Patrons not wearing the appropriate safety gear will not be allowed to skate. Due to safety concerns, spectators who are not skating may not enter the park while activity is in progress. Spectators may remain in the designated spectator area as necessary. Patrons must abide by staff instructions at all times. All forms of graffiti, tagging or other means of defacing City property is strictly prohibited. Such activity will result in temporary closure of the facility and a possible fine. All bikes (including BMX bikes) are prohibited at this facility. All skateboards and in-line skates must be in good repair. All food and drink is prohibited in the skate park facility. Food and drink may be consumed in the designated areas only. Courtesy of skatepark.com

This is a great skatepark. Modeled after the Upland skatepark of the 1970's, and improved upon. The main feature here contains every aspect of bank/vert skating. Starting in a mini-ramp style take-off point, into a large half-pipe with metal coping, into a 20 foot fullpipe and ending in a large vert bowl. The transitions are excellent , smooth and fast. There is a lot of speed here. This run is not for beginners. There is a street area also with some nice mellow banks. check out Upland video!Courtesy of skatepark.com

A 23,000 sq ft street style outdoor park designed for skateboarding and aggressive in liners. The skatepark offers a challenging envionment for all levels including a beginners area, a 7 foot bowl, a roof gap, planter boxes, hand rails and a drop in and a roll in from a 7 foot pyramid. The custom designed elements are all skatelite surfaced. The park was designed by skaters for skaters. Courtesy of skatepark.com

The Santee Skate Pocket was built in 1999. It's made up of a small pyramid with a rail, a 6 ft. Launchpad hip that connects to a small 1/2 bowl, A curved ledge, a spine, and an 8 stair with a hand rail.Also has various little rails and an over sized 2 stair. The park is very small hence the name "skatepocket" When the park was first built, it was free, no security, no stupid recreational safety enforcers and pros would come on occasion. Now there's bike sessions and skate sessions in shifts.. The bikes used to not be allowed until some dude came in and messed it all up. The bikes ruined all the coping and trashed the concrete. Wouldn't travel here... Courtesy of skatepark.com

This park is righ by my Mother -n laws. I just skated it super fun lines fast and lots of mellow stuff also, Ledges rails, stairs you name it. Bowl section is really fast and fun. Small bowl for beginners or to practice your tech tricks. Definite stop if you are around the area.Courtesy of skatepark.com

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Open 9 a.m. to sunset daily. All skaters must wear a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads and have skateboards and in-line skates with composite wheels only. Bicycles, scooters, and metal skate wheels are not allowed in the skate park. The skate park will be closed during rainy or wet conditions. Courtesy of skatepark.com

At Centennial Park, great for street skaters, has nice hand rail, not many transitions.Courtesy of skatepark.com