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- The Cove Skatepark - Santa Monica
The Cove Skatepark - Santa Monica
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General Information
Skatepark Name
The Cove Skatepark
Size (square footage, no comma)
20000 square feet.
BMX
- yes
Open / Closed
- Open
Extra Info
Lights
Yes
Restrooms
Yes
Free or Pay
Pay
Inside or Outside
Outside
Are Pads Required?
Yes
Riding Surface?
Concrete
Is there a pro shop on site?
No
Location
Address
1401 Olympic Boulevard
Postal Code
90404
Latitude
34.02
Longitude
-118.48
City
Santa Monica
Directions
Located in Memorial Park Santa Monica. From Los Angeles take the 10 West and Exit at Cloverfield. Make a right to Olympic Blvd. Take a left and the park is on your right just before 14th St.
Contacts
Phone Number
310-458-2201 ext.2020
Website
Email
thecove@smgov.net
Managment
- City
This skatepark has some really great tranny skating and some pretty good street skating elements. It's well built and designed. Drawbacks are the Fee's and bad hours of operation.
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Editor review
1 review
(Updated: March 29, 2019)
Overall rating
4.0
Street Rating
3.0
Tranny Rating
5.0
Overall Rating
4.0
I finally got to ride this park. It's got a ton of great stuff to ride packed into a small space, but wait they are going to expand soon (2019). I love this skatepark!
J
User reviews
Overall rating
3.0
Street Rating
3.0
Tranny Rating
3.0
Overall Rating
3.0
The whole park is built on a slight hill, so the coping of the round end of the mini bowl is higher than the deeper square end, the shallow end of the combi bowl is higher than the deeper parts, and the pool sits at a slight angle. This makes it exceedingly difficult to carry speed up and into these shallower parts of the bowls.
The mini bowl is weak. The abundance of noping, the mellowness of the hip, and the lack of a clearly defined waterfall make it extremely frustrating to attempt tricks in the round end. The square end is good if you treat it as a half bowled in mini ramp with a 30º corner wall.
The combi bowl suffers from the same raised shallow end design flaw as the mini bowl.
The pool is the best feature of the park. Big, deep, fast and smooth, with relatively well-maintained coping all the way around.
The street section largely doesn't apply to me, but there's a fun 4' spine section of it.
The mini bowl is weak. The abundance of noping, the mellowness of the hip, and the lack of a clearly defined waterfall make it extremely frustrating to attempt tricks in the round end. The square end is good if you treat it as a half bowled in mini ramp with a 30º corner wall.
The combi bowl suffers from the same raised shallow end design flaw as the mini bowl.
The pool is the best feature of the park. Big, deep, fast and smooth, with relatively well-maintained coping all the way around.
The street section largely doesn't apply to me, but there's a fun 4' spine section of it.
M
Cove update.
Really a good park despite the pads and fees.
RB
Rick B.
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