I like this skate park. It doesn't have a lot of rails but it's definitely worth going. The only…read morething I don't like is some of the people that hang out there are kind of aggressive. No reason for that.

The skatepark was nice. The concrete was nice. Some waves and euro gaps. The bowls were also nicely…read moreconstructed.

Great skatepark for kids beginners and up. This park provides a lot of sizes to practicing dropping…read moreinto the bowls. All participants just need to be careful when skateboarding or riding their scooters together. :) Most kids there are very polite and watch out for each other. A nice hidden gem in the city. :)

It's open 24 hours Parking is right there! Bathroom for…read morewomen / men separate. You will see little kids on bikes, middle schoolers on scooters & older teens & young adults on skateboards. Parents hanging out "picnic" style. I see that people bringing their dogs too.... The skatepark is little up on a hill so it gets nippy in the afternoon so bring your sweatshirt if you are being an audience. Carlsbad Safety Center is located right next to the skatepark and it gives a great feeling of extra security since police cars are constantly coming & going.

This pump track was so much fun! It was a little crowded with kids at one point so maybe go during…read moreschool hours for less of a wait. But way fun.. good long pump track.

Loved it. Cool area. Little of everything. Something for everyone. Can get crowded and unsafe…read morebut worth the risk

I like this skate park. When I took my Grom there it was the end of the day and hardly anyone was…read morethere probably people had gone out because it was Friday night. At first my Grom who was just starting to get interested in skate parks said no it's too advanced. He was used to skating more on a cruiser board on the street. So I said I'm going in. I was on a carver so not a park board really but I was having fun. My Grom joined me and realized there were parts of the park that he could Manage and he started rolling in off the edges and making it. Theses were the smaller sections and that don't having coping so he could roll in off the edge. He had a blast and upped his game so I guess I actually love this place

so i realize that bikes are not allowed here, but do they allow unicycles?…read more i'm very serious here i would like to know

I was very impressed with the semi-private lesson my three boys took with Coach Kiran! They are…read morebeginners and were able to learn new movements, terminology, and correct stances. My kids were able to grow in confidence on their boards and Coach Kiran helped them be successful in just a single lesson. They learned enough to go home and practice on their own too.

Great skate coach for kids. Knows his stuff and great with kids. Highly recommend. Hudson was lucky…read moreto have him.

Very small and basic skatepark. Probably a good place to learn how to drop in. There's also a dog…read morepark here if you want to bring your dog to play. Also trying to sync with Maps, so this info shows in the right place. The actual location is on the corner of Vulcan and Sanford as others have already commented.

This skatepark in leucadia is super fun , but super bad. The only obstacle there is a 3 foot tall…read moresuper mellow quarterpipe. It's really fun to skate but lacking some key elements to make it a good park. Most people skate the quarter like a ledge, but i like to work on harder quarterpipe tricks there. The cross streets are leucadia blvd and Vulcan. i've posted some pics on my blog from the leucadia park. http://www.wilwaldon.com

love that we have this in our neighborhood! The skate park…read moreis for skaters only...no bikes or scooters...although my kids both like to ride bikes at the skate park...we'll have to go to rob field for that. it's nice to have a park that's just for skateboards. all the kids (and big kids) are super friendly and respectful here. the park is adjacent to the police station...so it's super safe! great place to go for even an hour after school.

We live in Spring Valley, so after a visit to McGill's Skateshop the kids always want to hit up the…read moreCarmel Valley Skatepark. There they can practice runs, and can pretty much spend the whole day there. It can get crowded at times, but for the most part the kids there are friendly. My kids always end up making a few friends that day. A plus is that it's right next to a police station so I'd assume it's safe!

This park just opened in Del Sur and the kids love it! The skate park, the basketball court, tennis…read morecourt, and play area are easily accessible. There's a huge field with a backstop for those baseball players out there. Also great for tossing a football, frisbee, soccer, playing catch, etc. On one end is a covered picnic area too. PROS: huge space, tennis, basketball, skate park and field for soccer, playing catch, baseball, frisbee, etc. CONS: not much shade--bring sunscreen BOTTOM LINE: great place to take the family!

This five-acre City of San Diego neighborhood park has something for just about everyone. There's…read morea full-sized basketball court, tennis court, children's play area, picnic tables, a large covered gazebo, a large green space for various activities and sports, and a sizeable skatepark. I particularly like the observation deck with its panoramic views of the local canyons. Restrooms are conveniently located in the park.

What a great little hidden park! I found out about this place after being invited to a child's…read morebirthday party. The parking a small but there is street parking available. The park is spacious. There is room to ride your bike of scooter around the park. It's not overly spacious, you can scan the park easily. They have play structures for little tykes and the older kids. I love that they also have swings made for little ones to safely sit in, but also have swings for the older kiddo. There are grass areas to play and have picnics. There are sitting areas and picnic tables. The restrooms are centralized. I didn't have the chance to visit the restrooms. There are signs posted along the wooden fenced areas to beware of rattlesnakes in the area. I would definitely return with the grandkids. They seemed to like the park too.

Great little playground for kids. Really appreciate that there is only one main exit to the parking…read morelot which makes it easier to keep the little safe. There is also a trail up to the dog park. Shade structures are available and plenty of green space for frisbee or soccer etc. No sand or woodchips...swings for babies and older kids. Safe and well maintained. Due to location this spot can get windy or colder than other areas, so always good to bring jackets depending on time of year and time of day.