If you want a bowl sesh this is a great one as it only has that but is fun if you don't mind the…read moregraffiti while you skate.. it looked to me like like it needs a bit of a sweep and it would be great but definitely has some cool little angles I don't see in most skate parks definitely a one of a kind for pool skating.

Nice option for skaters, skateboarders, bikers to perform their maneuvers and tricks in a safe…read morespace. The park offers ramps, curves, stairs, ledges, and more for the beginner or intermediate levels. The area also provides a small playground, exercise stations, and located across from the Union City Police Station, with library nearby and a small pond with geese, ducks and turtles. Also, plenty of people walking their 4-legged kids around the short paths throughout the park. Visited on a weekend afternoon and it wasn't too busy...13-year old nephew practiced his tricks and said 60mins was plenty of time. Park had high school kids, some older and all respectful of each other's space. Operating Hours: Open daily from 7 am to 8 pm

Dedicated in 2019, this skatepark in Newark is somewhat of a hidden gem. Its location is near the…read moreMel Nunes Sportsfield Park and next to the Silliman Community Activity Center. On the technical side, it has rails, two bowls, flat bars, some manual pads, banks, stairs, bump over bar, and volcanoes. The area is very clean, and, depending upon when you come, it's pretty vacant. During my visits, I noticed a cadre of boomers with Bluetooth speakers in the bowls; I thought this was funny because, hey I'm getting old. However, these guys seemed like fixtures--they came prepared with 80s metal playlists, yeti water bottles, and lots of wipe-outs. I'm talking epic falls. The kind of falls and wipe-outs that may be worthy of fail-videos, you know the ones I'm talking about. I realize, this is "dark side" amusing, but it made for a festive atmosphere, given that skateparks are usually infested with younger lads who look like they are truant. If you skate, ride scooters or bikes, this is definite visit on the East Bay and beats going further north or into the city.

This is probably a good park for ppl who are already good at skating but for newbies, there is not…read moreenough room to practice. It's also quite crowded and small.

Trash and a toilet are the first impressions - but look beyond that - this park is a hidden gem…read more Squeezed into a tiny sliver of land next to Pixar and very near the Oaks Card Club. You probably lost all your money there or just got kicked out - they don't tolerate any nonsense whatsoever - oh well you learned your lesson and good thing you have your skateboard in the back trunk. The trash was only up front and the toilet was a space age looking thing. Looked like a flying saucer. How cool is that? They call them the Portland Loo. This little park is as good as it gets. Incredible design - somebody did a great job squeezing it in. Half of it opens up to a parking lot so there isn't this claustrophobia inducing feeling when your there. Some good lighting even at night - which is great as the sun sets early now. Grab your skateboard and come here - you'll be as happy as my cat with his beach side crunch party mix treats.

New Skatepark in Emeryville. Looks good. Wormhoudt pour, not…read moresure if they are credited with the design. 5 shallow/7 deep bowl (approximately) with pool coping. Plenty of ledges and unique street obstacles. Rainbow rail, dragon back, various banks to wall, etc...

Took my husband here for his play time to kill time. A local was kind enough to let us know to…read moreleave the area before 3:30pm when kids get out of school I guess the kids don't like strangers at "There Park". Overall the park was nice. But fore sure I recommend avoiding teenagers that give adults a hard time if its true.

It's an excellent design and most people around here think of this skate park when they want to go…read moreto any skate park in the area, although the new Lathrop skate park is pulling some people closer to home. It's huge, so you won't see a bunch of newbies trying to use it. The concrete (no wood!) is smooth. I believe that there are restrictions about scooters and bikes but no one seems to enforce them, and everyone there seems okay with them, as long as you're not in the way.

Decent park with restrooms…read more I was here checking out the train museum next door, which shares the parking lot. There's lots of spaces with many of them under big shade trees. There's also a nice kids play structure. The field looks in pretty good shape and there are bathrooms close by, but the bathrooms were smelly.

My daughter reserved this park for my husband's repast on June 8, 2024. Two of her friends helped…read moreher to set up the tables and made sure an assortment of freshly made food was available for enjoyment. As many times my late husband has driven on Davis Street to head into San Leandro, I never noticed this park. The area where we were at had several picnic tables, and the traffic on Davis Street wasn't that bad. Parking lot was on the premises. Since my family, relatives and friends were just in the area next to the parking lot, I did not walk around to see the playground and other amenities at this park. The park is nice and clean, compared to a few particular parks in a city north of San Leandro. It's a great place for picnics, birthday parties and family outings on the weekends.

Cute little skate park in the small town of Moraga! It's attached to the Moraga Commons Park so if…read moreyou don't skate, you can always play or walk around at the park. This skate park is nice and kept very clean. There are no cracks in the cement and there are plenty of places to do different tricks inside the park. There are no trees to shade the skate park, but luckily it doesn't get too hot here. There are some shaded benches around the park with a good view of it for anyone who might have only come to watch. This skate park is a great asset to the community and gives skaters a place to play and hangout without being a detriment to the community.

My kids and I go here several times a week, weather allowing. We've ventured to several other eastread more

I didn't know this existed until we put the oldest into Skating Summer Camp. You can find personal…read moreskate trainers and group classes throughout the year if you look online. The last time I took the kids it looked like so much fun I borrowed my kids tiny board and rode in a skatepark for the first time in 25 years! The park is a perfect mix for beginners and pros, with easy roll ins and gentle humps all the way to bowls, stairs, and gaps. We've been to some other skateparks that have steeper ramps and feel much more closed in, we end up coming back to this one because it's more spacious with plenty of room for everyone. The snake run is really fun for beginners and you can learn to roll in here and ride some banks. The negatives of this skatepark are sometimes people that live in their cars will park out here, there used to be a lady with a full on garden outside of her car and sometimes people will hang out in the grass nearby and smoke weed. Haven't seen it in awhile but we started coming early morning. The closest bathrooms are at the park so a pretty far walk if you need to use them. There is also no shade don't gets hot during summer.

Amazing park, I ride BMX, and have been a Bay Area local my entire life. I promote the youth no…read morematter their sport of choice. Imma and my friends were attacked, and harassed by the park ranger (also a skateboarder) the ranger kicked my friends car, a dad got furious with rage and ensisted on fighting until we left the park. I don't understand where this hate comes from, we had common skatepark etiquette, as we always do, I was even giving the angry dads son props prior that day. The ranger here is out of control. I was completely dumbfounded by his behavior. As sloppy and unprofessional as it gets. This was over a year ago, and I hear he still works here. FIRE THE RANGER!!!!! 2017*

Long and narrow, shallow near the building, deeper near the parking lot, it felt more like a…read moreswimming pool at first. Just entering was a challenge, figuring out which gate actually worked. It's the other one, just so you know. I was happy to see a clean, long, well-made wall extension near the park side. it wasn't as tall as the one at Fair Oaks, but the longer shape could be helpful. Sadly, I didn't even go down to the shallow end, errr, street section. The bowls were plenty to keep me busy. Helmets should be worn, for certain, and most everyone had one. The depth of the bowls is certain to be a problem at some point, although they're not as deep as in San Jose or Sacramento. Everyone seemed chill. There was no supervision and only a couple of little, little kids to make sure that they weren't going to be hit.

I'm not great at riding park but my friends who are much better than I am also agree that the bowl…read moresection of Menlo is one of the best in the Bay Area.