Great skate park but no enforcement of rules and no monitoring. 13 out of 18 users last Wednesday…read moredid not have helmets on. Also 2 bikers driving recklessly (while their mother watched from a bench). One of the bikers rammed a 9 year old skater. Apparently there is no monitoring or enforcement of the rules that make it safer for everyone. Infraction of rules carries a fine but guess no one else cares. The bikes are a particular menace to others as they are not as controllable as skateboards and scooters and are LARGE pieces of moving equipment with careless riders dominating the skate park.

Whenever I find the time, I try to make it out to this skatepark. Nice and fast. Smooth transitions…read morewith plenty of lines. It's always clean with plenty of parking. Also, they have a bathroom and dinking fountain available. Definitely one of my favorite local skateparks.

The only bad part about this skate park was finding it. Google took me to a ground level parking…read morelot near the water and Yelp was also showing me that it was down the hill from where it actually was. If you need help, you can always ask where the tennis courts are--it was just beyond there, not far from the entrance to the park, but you must go up the hill. There is a lot to ride. There is a street section near the parking lot with stairs and rails with a flatter sort of bowl to ride. At the far end, there is a huge bean bowl that is quite deep. You'll find a variety of just about anything else in-between with one section marked "Beginner". There is also a covered area with picnic tables, restrooms, a broken water fountain, and what looked like bleachers up the hill a bit. It is an impressive skate park, and it would be in any part of the state.

You know, I know the design is weird, and the lines are strange but... man this place is so weird!…read moreIt's the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory of skateparks. There are so many discrepancies at work here that it just makes for a bizarre experience, and I can understand the criticisms of the design, but... it's like the Burning man, sometimes you have to get the freak on! - The bathroom looks like stonehenge. - The skatepark, usually situated in the most unattractive of areas, gets to sit on top of a gigantic mountain hill overlooking a golf course and tennis courts. That's just bizarre. - there's a big picnic at hanging rock vibe going on. all those adolescent australian schoolgirls would look at home here before they disappear just like in the film. I'm not even sure if you can judge this on the same qualities you do usual skateparks. Some of the runs are so strange, like, I'm a beginner and I feel like I'm going to get catapaulted off the mountain because they'll throw you REALLY fast into... a dtich! or off the edge of a cliff! neat stuff. The bowl things are... weird! i mean, thinking on this, I don't know, That whole skateboard and pool skating thing was happening due to cultural factors but it was like, an accident. When I went it was also nice because it was a lot of little kids just bopping around and while most skaters are pretty fun, there can be so much pressure and people proving themselves to achieve quality and progression, which is important. but it's cool to have the cute bopping leanring kids. they were pretty good too!

This is a great community park located near the town's community center, a school, along a lagoon…read moreand canals, and near the fwy, neighborhoods, and shops. Really an ideal location for a park! Plenty of parking whether you park in the lot or along the road. It gets quite busy as a number of kids extracurricular activities happen here on evenings and over the weekend. I like coming here to walk with our pup, as there's plenty of grass and space to sniff. Some other dogs we see are off leash, but most people we see are good about keeping their dogs on leash. There are plenty of trees along the park, and a cute path that leads to the neighborhood further up the street. Also, the grounds are kept quite clean, and I seldom see any litter on the ground. Definitely appreciate people keeping our local park clean!

Wow this is a gem! There's at least 3 play structures for all age groups up to 12 years old, plus a…read morepretty decent bouldering (rock climbing) wall, a tall swingset, a tire swing, a pretty good size sandbox with a rock feature in the middle, a medium size grassy area, and an easy-to-miss paved bike track for the tikes that circles half of the whole playground. Two tiny picnic tables are under a partly shaded canopy. Benches are dispersed throughout. When we went, there were ample porta-potties and portable hand-wash basins just outside the fences, and there are permanent bathrooms at the tennis courts nearby. Besides the fenced-in playground, there's a larger park with ample grassy areas, tennis courts, a baseball field, I think a soccer field, picnic tables with barbecue (BBQ) pits, and a small pond with a walking path around it. There's ample parking for cars and a couple of bike racks too. If you choose to give a thumbs-up or not, I hope you found my review helpful!

Nicholl Park is a well maintained park a few blocks from city hall. didn't noticed any parking lot…read morebut wasn't looking. if one can get here without wheels, it's a great destination, lots to do here! lots of green grass, 2 children's playground, geeses all over, a baseball field, a tennis court, and a small skate board park at the right. didn't see many benches except for the front row at the entrance. doubt many people came here to sit around. (there's always the grass. just bring a blanket...)

For the longest, as a child/teen I thought it was Nickel Park. Now years later I know the truth…read more This park has come a long way in my opinion. Long ago it used to be a nice park. Then times changed and it.....wasn't so nice. Times have changed again in a sense and now it is nice again. Never thought I'd see a skate park section, multiple baseball fields, tennis courts (just tried thos for the first time ever), soccer areas, playground space, and more. Parking can be a bit of a question mark sometimes so look around closely. Give Nicholl Park a shot and enjoy the fresh air and open space.

The SK8 GYM owners(?) were quite helpful while I was thinking about taking a lesson. But once I…read morepaid and couldn't go, they all but refused to give me a refund. (Without going into detail, the reason was their fault, not mine.) As other reviews suggested, the owners delayed responding, blamed me, threatened me with a fee for the refund.... By the way, there's no way to contact an actual human being in "real time" -- no phone, no chat, just an email. The instructor who gave the lesson was good, very encouraging and clearly a great instructor. If I could rate the instructor alone, I would give a 5-star review. However, the overall experience really soured me to going back... ever. I'll go to the Church of 8 Wheels from here forward.

These negative reviews are totally unfounded, either that, or the business has evolved and…read morefunctions very, very well. These reviews completely scared us a year ago, and a year of trying Park & Rec classes and skateboarding camps where our child really didn't make progress, we enrolled here after a word-of-mouth recommendation. Our child has enjoyed and learned so much through his trainers (extraordinaire!), he has gone from wanting to master a skill, to being held back by fear, and then amazing confidence on the skateboard, and not just that, the summer camp is legit one of the few camps in the city where children actually learn new skills, and bond and have great fun - and have good restrooms to use and sinks to wash hands! Private lessons are not cheap, but thankfully last minute cancellations can be 'bought back' with a small fee.

Such a fun park for kids! We brought our 15 month old and my friends brought their 2 year old. The…read morepark has an area for younger kids (2 years and up) and an area for older kids. My daughter was too young for either area, but she really enjoyed watching the dogs on the open field running around. I was only in town visiting, but would definitely recommend this park for any parents wanting to get outside and let their kids get their energy out!

Memorial Park is the best! The playground there is divided into two: one for smaller kiddos and one…read morefor the bigger kids with swings in both! The older kid structure has so many slides and is made like a fortress with a dinosaur in addition, there are picnic areas with tables and bbqs and lots of grass. There are bathrooms and baseball fields and a skate park and tennis courts too. It's huge with ample parking.

The maintenance guys are kind of pricks. I also noticed they don't seem to tell the white people to…read moreput their dogs on leash, but they sure as hell told me to put mine. And the maintenance guy yelled at me because I didn't have a dog bag on me because it had dropped accidentally on the walk. Said I'd walk back to the car, but he still blew his lid. I don't like this park.

I went to Brownie day camp here as a child. I loved it and was just checking to see if it is still…read morethere. It is beautiful and thriving which thrills me. I am now 86 and live in Fla.

I absolutely am happy I stumbled upon this place on yelp. I came here on a Saturday afternoon and…read morethere was plenty of parking when i arrived. The parking lot is next to the bathrooms. At first i thought it was just an open field area but its a whole walking path with sections that are little mini beaches. Then when you keep walking down there is another bathroom plus a park for the kids and another parking lot. This is a dog friendly, bike friendly, family friendly path. This is actually quite big and it has beautiful views of the bay. I would definitely come back here again!

Great views- two bridge vista. Ample picnic benches a large restroom. And more geese per square…read morefoot than are in all of Canada. Part of the 39 mile plus bay trail. This particular area is especially scenic. So named as a "sister city" to Shimada in Japan, with a humble sculpture strategically facing west, an acknowledgement of the distant relationship by providing both sun rise and setting sunset views. The very symbol of Japans flag: the rising sun from the east. Many folks fish here off the steps leading down to the bay waters, others Launch kayaks, while even more walk ride bikes or even bird watch. Parking can be a challenge on particularly beautiful sunset evenings

Awesome community skateboarding shop with nice assortment and picks...in suburban San Rafael...fun…read moreand near the lacrosse shop. review #3060

Amazing shop! We love surfing and this is a great store! I love all the options of clothes you have…read moreand all the sizes and the kids sections. I love the wetsuits and how often you have new clothes. Thank you!! ‍‍

Dirt world is dirt with over grown weeds. It is closed…read more Disappointing, wondering if they lost funding.

I am thrilled to see an outdoor activity such as this, enjoyable by all ages and races and genders,…read moremade available here in Richmond. I grew up riding BMX bikes for many years and we never had anything like this available. Now I can't wait to take my boys there with their bikes, and get another bike for myself. Dirt World has a little bit of everything for everyone. Whoops, berms, tabletops, doubles, big stuff, small stuff. The only things still needed are more lighting, seating and ideally (but due to space constraint, virtually impossible) a secured outhouse and sanctioned racing. But for what is resent, it's a great thing. Go visit Dirt World, help make it a success.