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This park is set up perfect, it has terrain of all styles and levels. There are tons of hips, ledges and fun tranny. They have a 3 leaf clover bowl with tile pool coping. There is a great flow section with banks ranging from 4\' to 7\' with so many lines you can skate this place everyday and still come up with something new. We drove up from Newport Beach and it was worth the drive. If you are in the area you must skate this park. Check out video of a local ripper in chino session Courtesy of skatepark.com

Locals rip it up here but didn\'t look fun at all wasted lines everywere. Located at the Cerritos Sports Complex, 19900 Bloomfield Ave., the 10,000-square foot skate park was built by the City for local skating enthusiasts at a cost of $316,724. Some $242,811 of the cost was funded by a Los Angeles County Park Bond Act. This park is tough to skate, if you have no were else to go skate here other wise find a real park. A committee of Cerritos youths and adults helped the City and its architect design the park. The committee members included Ryan Collier, Marty Flax, Neil Flax, Debra Mall, Jamil Mall, Billy Merino, Daniel Plotnik, Zvi Plotnik, Doug Swaim, Omar Vinas, Cameron Vodegel, Taylor Walton and Tim Walton. The park was designed by Purkiss Rose Landscape Architecture to provide a safe and challenging place for skateboarders and in-line skaters of all experience levels. The location, at the east end of the Sports Complex, north of the tennis courts, was selected with help from nearby residents and Sports Complex patrons. The 90-foot by 120-foot park offers a dozen cement \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"street elements\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" such as benches, ramps, rails and curbs as well as pyramids, snake runs, hips and bowls. The park is enclosed by a wrought-iron fence, which will be open Tuesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to dusk and Mondays from 11 a.m. to dusk for skateboarders and in-line skaters. (Bicycles and scooters will not be allowed.) The park was constructed by Hondo Company, Inc. For more information, call the Recreation Services Division at (562) 916-1254 Courtesy of skatepark.com

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This park looks super fun new and well taken care of. Some fun bowls and lines to get into, I will update after I go skate it.Courtesy of skatepark.com

The Brea Skate Park has a combination of "street" and "freestyle" features with a fun box, pyramid, table top, half pipe, spine, grinding rails, drop ins, you name it! Advanced skaters and beginners will find something to their liking. Have fun safely this summer. Remember to wear the required safety gear (helmet, knee and elbow pads). The Skate Park was designed by skaters for skaters. Over 80 skaters attended two workshops and shared their ideas for the ultimate skate park. The skate park is located in Arovista Park (Imperial Hwy. at Berry Street) just south of the Amphitheatre. You can skate daily from 7:00 a.m. to dusk.Courtesy of skatepark.com

The Berkeley Skate Park, located at Harrison Park, an 18,000 square foot park that contains a large oval bowl and, fun box and areas for beginners. This site will provide you with program, special event, and rental information. The park is open 7 days a week from 8:00 AM - 9:00PM. Use of the park is free. Helmets, elbow pads and knee pads are required. No bikes allowed. Courtesy of skatepark.com

This park is pretty good for being in any city let alone a hillbilly town. The park is tucked away off of highway 9 past Scotts Valley. This park has a great bowl that is super fast and easy to get into. Street course is a little jacked not to many lines but its worth stopping by if you want to skate the bowl all day. Not busy at all when I was there. Courtesy of skatepark.com

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There are some big obstacles for a street course but everything is too cramped together and the park really doesn't flow very well. The kidney bowl was ok but nothing great as the transition is way too tight for this bowl and the cement seems to be cheap quality. The local kids have a couple lines in this park but over all it was ok. Courtesy of skatepark.com

Park has a really fun bowl section, also a couple nice kinked rails and some stairs, weird lines but really fun. Courtesy of skatepark.com

This park looks really fun especially for the intermediate skater, some great bowls.Check it out for sure.Courtesy of skatepark.com

Concrete street course and vert ramps. The park is free to skate. During the school year it is open 2.30pm till dark, Monday to Friday Courtesy of skatepark.com

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Mike Fann Community Skate Park Park/Lake Information Summer Hours: 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM Winter Hours: 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM Free parking The Mike Fann Community Skate Park is located at the corner of E Willis Street and S Arizona Avenue inside Ken Lindley Park. You can test your abilities with your bikes and skateboards. The skate park provides recreation for all skill levels. This facility was made possible through a major fundraising project. SKATEPARK RULES: This is a non-supervised facility for skateboards, in-line skates and bikes. No motorized vehicles or scooters, no unicycles or tricycles. Protective equipment should be used at all times. Ride at your own risk. Users of this facility assume the risk of serious injury. Speed right of way. No drugs, alcohol or tobacco. You may be ejected from the park for fighting or unsportsmanlike conduct. The Skatepark may be closed due to bad weather � rain, snow or lightning. The decision is up to the Parks & Recreation Department. After-hours use or use when closed will result in a citation for trespassing and possible seizure of equipment. Intentional damage, including graffiti, is prohibited and may result in criminal prosecution. Report damage or unsafe conditions to Parks Maintenance at 928-771-5899 No additional obstacles (such as benches, tables, barrels) may be taken into or used within the Skatepark. Spectators, pets, food, and drink must stay outside the fenced area. Any scheduled event, competition or demonstration must be approved in advance by the City of Prescott. Call 928-777-1122. In the event these rules are not being followed, the City may elect to temporarily or permanently close the facility. (THE SUCCESS OF THIS PARK DEPENDS ON YOU!) Courtesy of skatepark.com

A street plaza and competition-style combi bowl flow over 16,000 square feet. Built by Site Design GroupCourtesy of skatepark.com

Skate Park Rules USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! This skate park is not supervised. This facility is used by both experienced and inexperienced skaters and riders. Serious injury or death may result from being hit by skate boards or bikes, falling or colliding. The City of Goodyear does not assume responsibilities for injuries. The use of protective equipment including helmets, knee and elbow pads and wrist guards is strongly recommended. Helmets are required to wear while inside the skate park. Glass containers are prohibited in the skate areas. Children under the age of nine (9) must be accompanied by and an adult. Profanity, abusive language, graffiti, tagging, stickers, littering, weapons, fighting, alcohol, drugs and tobacco products are prohibited in the park. Bikes are prohibited from the skate park. Motorized vehicles, scooters, boards or bikes are not allowed in City parks. Additional ramps, jumps or obstacles are prohibited in the skate park. Modifications to the skating surface or features are prohibited. Spectators must watch from the designated viewing areas. Park is open from 9 am to 10 pm. The City reserves the right to modify the hours of operation or close this facility for any reason, including normal maintenance and repairs. Be respectful of other park users, keep music volume down and use provided trash containers. The City reserves the right to modify these rules as necessary to meet changing circumstances. Courtesy of skatepark.com

Super good park small bowls but fun for all levelsCourtesy of skatepark.com