I'm not a skater but have Skaters in my family and they enjoyed this park. It's really nice that…read moreit's on the beach as well so there's other things to do for the family members that don't skate. The pier is also walking distance and fun to visit as well. If you're a beginner skater, this park may be intimidating but definitely a great place to practice.

Most excellent park with amazing features. I'm a beginner myself and appreciated the bowl and also…read morethe ramps of various angles. Come here early in the day if you are as experienced and you'll be just fine. Come later in the day to witness the pros.

Shoreline Park in Santa Barbara is a 15-acre coastal bluff park known for its panoramic ocean views…read moreand family-friendly atmosphere. Perched above the Pacific, it offers a long, narrow stretch of green space with paved paths ideal for walking, jogging, and soaking in vistas that include the Santa Barbara Harbor, the Channel Islands, and the Santa Ynez Mountains.

Shoreline Park is a gem for anyone seeking peaceful surroundings . The park offers stunning views…read moreof the ocean, with plenty of grassy areas perfect for picnics or lounging. I love coming here for walks and soaking up the panoramic views of the coastline. Benches are stationed throughout the park to enjoy the scenery. Unfortunately, some areas have been gated off for safety reasons due to the foundation of the hillside. If you want to venture down to the beach, just look for the wooden archway. The stairway will lead you down to the shoreline. Occasionally high tides won't allow you to venture down, so just be aware of that. The beach itself is rocky, and sometimes full of debris so bring comfy shoes! This spot is ideal for families, walkers, and even solo relaxation. I recommend bringing a small bag for special sea treasures that you may find during your visit. I always enjoy looking for sea shells, sea glass and heart shaped rocks. The rock formations here are always breathtaking during low tides so be sure to bring a camera or have your phone fully charged. Overall, Shoreline Park is my top favorite in town and a must-visit for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. It's also a dog friendly park, so bring your fur baby as well.

When we were visiting solvang, with the toddlers, we decided to pop into the park nearby and let…read morethem burn off some energy and play. We decided to walk to the park, since it wasn't very far from the main area of solvang, and were greeted by castle like entrance! I was immediately intrigued by this and was really looking forward to how the rest of the park was going to look. Despite the name, it was not a very fairytale filled park. It was quite the hike to get to the playground, and the playground itself was just that, no frills or special effects. I thought it might be themed to some of the stories by him! But still, it's a nice park, with lots of hiking trails, a playground and even an skatepark!

Huge grassy park, big trees with lots of shade, playground, creek, bridge, and most importantly…read more.. pickleball courts! Such a nice setting to play pickleball in, surrounded by greenery, trees, and wildlife.

I love walking the Cabrillo Beach Bike Path, with my dog, when we are in Santa Barbara. It's a…read morebeautifully maintained 4.5 mile path with beach access. There is a lot of grass for dogs to sniff and enjoy themselves. It stretches from Leadbetter Beach to Butterfly Beach and is away from cars. The people on the path, in the morning are usually really aware and alert, and very respectful of each other's space, making it a really great experience.

Clean path with a mix of walkers, bikes, rollerblades, people and dogs. On weekends it gets…read morecrowded, which I love hearing all the noises and activities bustling around. People hang hammocks between the palm trees. One homeless man asking for "paper money." I guess homelessness has gotten more expensive too.

This is a three-acre park and there is a skatepark on the premise. It has a nice playground, grass…read morearea, drinking fountain, a covered picnic area with barbecue pit, a basketball court and an additional barbecue pit with a picnic seating area and is perfect for small parties or family picnics ($40 to reserve). There is a nice walkway that wraps around the park, a skate park with ramps, and a climbing apparatus. Restrooms are available. Overall, a very small park that seems to be well-kept.

This is such a fun place to take your kids! So many things for them to do. Play on the dolphins, go…read moredown one of the four slides, hide under the huts, go over the bridge, or sit in the boat. Lots of imagination was used to build this fun playground. I wish there were bathrooms that were closer.

It is a very cool place for children. There is a trail alongside the play area that leads to the…read moreCarpinteria State Park. The area trail alone is less than a mile but it is nice . There are so many things to see like birds and also wildlife. There are plaques all over the place that tell you about the origins of the place. The path has also solar panels that will light up at night for night walkers. It is also very close to so many restaurants, shops, and the big fields if you just want to run around even more freely.

The sports park itself gets five stars. One star for the kids that are vandalizing, and defacing…read moreit. Here in Tehachapi, there's not a lot of things for kids to do. It's upsetting that this keeps happening and ruining it for others. Closed until June 9 for repairs. 6/3/25

This skatepark is very well built. Excellent verity of…read moreledges , hand rails and hubbas. The park flows really well with hips and quarters all around the park to pump from and keep flowing . The park also has a deep bowl maybe 8 foot deep I'm not 100% sure but it looks legit. Parking,water and toilets are next to the park as well shops, restaurants . The park also has lights at night . I strongly recommend checking out this hidden gem. 15min drive from Ventura . Reviewed by Mitch Faber

I've come here a few times since it opened and each time I leave quicker than the time before. The…read moredesign of this park follows a common trend seen in a lot of post 2010 california skatepark; it's very pretty to look at and has a big "wow" factor but it's layout just isn't fun for the average skater. The street plaza has your typical linear flow but it really only works in the downhill direction. If you want to hit anything coming back the other way, you've gotta push like hell to have any speed. There's no basic flatbars or ledges under a foot tall where a new skater could learn new tricks. I just can't wrap my head around skatepark designers that don't bother to put in a small ledge and rail....these features would get used 20x more than any other feature in this park. Terrible oversight but it's what you see all over the place. The best park of the park is the middle bowl. It's actually designed to flow pretty well. The addition of the mini ramp in the shallow end is a bummer as always for anyone who actually likes to draw lines through the whole bowl. Unless it's empty you'll probably have someone doing rock to fakies in the mini so you can forget about carrying speed through the shallow end. The oververt wave is, again, pretty to look at and great for a newpaper covershot but purely a waste of resources. The big capsule bowl is BIG, really big. Again, great for pro demos or kids who are trying to qualify for the 2024 olympics but pretty much unskatable for 95% of people who use this park. It has been empty the whole time I've been here every time. The other tiny bowl in the back is just deadly. I know they were going for more of a backyard pool feel with this one but it just isn't fun. This is where they should've put a mini ramp/bowl for new skaters to learn on. My plea to all skatepark designers is this: do an actual study of who is going to come here from your local community, evalute the full range of skill levels and what types of skaters they are, then build the park for THEM! Don't build it to look good in an a Tribune article! Don't build it as an Olympic training facility! Build it to be enjoyed by the skaters in your community! Simple, right?

Great little skate park. Clean and well maintained when I arrived. Smooth ride and will lit at nightread more

My boys 8 and 10 loved this park, usually playgrounds are too young for them these days but this…read moreone was perfect for their age. They can't wait to come back and visit Santa Barbara my home town again do they can go here again:) they also loved the chickens in the yard nearby, it made us feel content in nature

Clean, shady, small. There is a smaller area for little kids and a bigger area for 5-12 year olds…read more Wish there was a restroom for little ones.