Claremont Skatepark - Claremont , California, U.S.A.

 
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Claremont Skatepark - Claremont , California, U.S.A.

General Information

Skatepark Name
Claremont Skatepark
Lights
Yes
Free or Pay
Free
Inside or Outside
Outside
Are Pads Required?
Yes
Riding Surface?
Concrete
Is there a pro shop on site?
No

Construction Info

Designer
Purkiss-Rose

Location

Address
1717 N. Indian Hills Rd.
Postal Code
91711
Latitude
34.11
Longitude
-117.72
City
Claremont
Directions
From Interstate 10 take Indian Hills Exit and Head North. About 3 miles up (past Foothill Blvd.) it'll appear on your left within the High School.

Contacts

Phone Number
909-399-5360
Website
http://www.ci.claremont.ca.us/city_services/human_services/yac/skate.html

This park is pretty crappy. Ledges and rails are the only thing here to ride. The banks are tiny, the bowl is useless, the pyramid is about one and a half feet tall, and it just plain old sucks. Go skate the nearby streets and you'll have more fun.

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This park is pretty crappy. Ledges and rails are the only thing here to ride. The banks are tiny, the bowl is useless, the pyramid is about one and a half feet tall, and it just plain old sucks. Go skate the nearby streets and you'll have more fun.
J
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Great for Big Wheels
Built back in 1998 when most banks did not exceed 2 feet.
The most beginner park I have been to.
It is the closest thing to skating on a flat driveway.

My kids had limited fun there when they were 3 and 4 years old.
Good place for a big wheel, training wheels or a 3 wheeled scooter.
Doesn't really deserve to be called a skatepark anymore; a Big Wheel Park.

It takes too much effort to try to ride the bank.
There is only one little bank. It needs at least two.
I would push in the flats just to get one kick turn on the bank.
It reminds me of riding our plywood ramp on our flat driveway.
Limited enjoyment.
F
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