The Skater Crater – San Bernardino
This was the first skatepark I ever skated. I think it was 81-83. There was glass everywhere with lines and
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Author: Jeff Greenwood
The Boardroom – Van Nuys
Indoor warehouse facility with a good street course type of set up.
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Skatopia – Buena Park
This park was opened and closed in the first skatepark boom in the late 1970’s. Excerpt from The Guide To
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Hollywood Sports – Bellflower
It has a professional sized street course and vert ramp. 45,000 sq.ft park designed & built by Dave Duncan &
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Atown Park – Atascadero
Indoor and outdoor sections with well maintained ramps, etc. Helmets required. The owner, Kevin, maintains a great relationship with the
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Skateboard Odyssey – Mission Viejo CA
Owned and Managed by: Gary Watts, President George Camalick, Manager Bill Sobieski Jerry Stillman HOURS: Summer: Daily: 8 a.m. to
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Skateboard Heaven – Spring Valley CA
Information from ‘The Guide to Western Skateboard Parks’ in 1978: Owned and Managed by: Craig and Lenita Colburn Date Park
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Normandale Skatepark – Torrance
Small Street plaza that is free and concrete. It has a lot of banks and a long flat hi curb
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Slab City Skatepark
Out in the middle of the desert there’s a slab of cement in the center of a crazy village of
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Mike McGills Skatepark – Carlsbad CA
This was legendary skateboard pioneer Mike McGill who invented the McTwist and dominated vertical skateboarding contests for many years. This
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B3 Skatepark – Wheatfield
A decently good skatepark with stuff for all. Has 2 handrails, one is kinked, a 12′ vert with 15′ roll
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Dietch Bowl – New York, New York
My god. This pool was built by the gods of skateboarding. The Deitch Project is an exhibition pool that was
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Port Townsend Skatepark (Old)
First off there is a pretty crappy about 5.5-6′ half pipe, a 3 foot spine, there is a roll in
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ESPN X-Games Skatepark – Grapevine
Very awesome. It is the best skatepark I have ever been to. They got everything from bowls to vert to
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Skatepark of Austin
RIP: Opened in 2002, Closed?? Skater Built, Skater Owned, Skater Run. Home of the well-known 69 Bowl. 6′ shallow end
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