Really nice park! Big soccer field, cool murals, basketball courts, well maintained. Enjoyed a nice…read morerun here while we were vacationing in Aptos and were exploring this area.

Snazzy new park for kids over 5. I've never even seen some of these playground features before,…read morelike the skate-park simulation. The basketball court is nice. There are permanent restrooms and covered picnic tables. There's a history walk around the playground perimeter and bright cultural murals. The artificial turf seems a little grimy, but otherwise it is a great urban space for kids.

Stopped off after a beach visit nearby. This looks like a great neighborhood overall and this park…read moreadds to it. There are incredible views of the ocean and the hills from here. The park itself is tiny and there is a skate park as well and I am sure this is super popular with the neighbors. Was nice to see families hanging out here on a Saturday morning.

What is this neighborhood park? So clean and new…read moreLet's check it out before it gets dark! This was way before COVID19 When the playground was still open And together kids were seen None of them had Genotropin Sliding, climbing, running, jumping Kids playing with other kids Wasn't the time for social distancing They couldn't shut their lids! A skating park nearby Many kids rolling and laughing I heard a baby cry Dinner time and I'm done photographing So we had to say bye!

A cute park tucked in a neighborhood. If you weren't paying attention, you'd drive right by with a…read moreflash of the park. There are two ways to get to the park by driving. Recommend the parking lot closer to the apartment buildings. There is a skate park and an amazing playground. Lots of grass for little kids to run around on.

I love taking my youngest grandson to this park. He loves to climb, and there are lots of things…read morefor him to climb on there. Also, it is walking distance ro get there from where he lives. There are 3 parks close to his home, and last 2 times he chose this park over the other two. There are swings, slides, and playground equipment. There are benches, a covered area with picnic tables, and bathrooms. For skaters there is a very nice skateboard park. There is a parking lot, a horseshoe pit (you need to bring your own horse shoes), and area to play basketball.

Pretty cool skatepark. Street section is separate from the bigger bowls. Friendly locals. Not much…read moreparking available but didn't seem to be an issue on a late Sunday morning Plenty of ramps for skaters of all levels. Not too much shade though and ground felt rough-ish. Good location. Would return for sure.

Great park for street skating. They have a 360° , rails and cool stuff. Park can get busy So first…read morecome first serve. It's small and parking is really limited. Port-a-potty is a nice convenience.

what's cool is this park has this interesting geometric shape... like that of a rhombus!…read more But it makes one think: what does this nonstandard shape do in the dog park when that dog park also contains a vortex? You don't have to be a Michelin 5 star shaman to know that a rhombus introduces areas of stagnant chi! What happens when there's stagnant chi? That's right! A chi-nado!!! Make sure your dog is adequately waited down lest the vortex swoop them up like some Wizard of Oz s&!t !!

Really nice enclosed dog park. Our first visit was yesterday and we had a great time. There was…read moreplenty of butt sniffing to go around, so much so that the dogs even began to do it! Humping too. Lots and lots or humping. It was GREAT! I was also pleasantly surprised to see that the water faucets were running and clean. A really nice city park- go visit!

For a skate park behind a fence, it should be good. It will supposedly re-open in the spring. My…read morebuddy and I arrived a few weeks after it was closed for remodeling. According to the city's park web site: "Open daily from 9 a.m. until dusk. Located next to Lake El Estero behind Sollecito Ballpark. Rules: 1) Skaters under 8 years of age must be accompanied by an adult; 2) All skaters are required to wear safety gear, including a helmet, knee and elbow pads and wrist/hand guards." As many unatttended skate parks have these requirements, I can tell you that it's likely that this is a disclaimer required by the city's insurer--and likely to be ignored by skaters, as I have seen most places where admission is not required. Hopefully, spring will come soon.

My son really enjoys this park. It is located in a larger park complex next to a small lake (which…read morecan smell fishy some times). The portion of the park by the entrance has some older, and odder features that are more geared towards plaza and street skating. Angles are odd, metal corner rails are not inset, and it doesn't seem to flow very well. Not sure what's up with that? At the other end of the park, there's a couple newer bowls which are well designed and fun. The locals seem cool and my son really enjoys this park in general. Overall, pretty good

This "skatepark" is easily 6 stars except for the overabundance of razor scooter riders that polute…read morethis park a bit like a maggot infestation. They travel in packs with seemingly no regard for skaters taking whatever line they like without looking first. A lot of this blame should go to the parents that drop the kids off unattended and do whatever they do while they wreak havoc without any guidance... So -2 stars from a 6 star rating leaves this park at 4 stars for me. The variety of terrain and the awesome craftsmanship in the concrete is truly bad-ass. The mini bowl is about 3 to 4 feet deep and super addicting. It's a kidney shape with metal coping with smooth lines making it fun and endlessly carveable. The big bowl is 8 feet deep and clover shaped. It has a roll in hip in the center with almost all metal coping with exception to the 2 foot tombstone extension that has pool coping. Being almost 50 years old I don't get any where near that though ;) I do however carve the bleep out of that bowl and really appreciate the epicly smooth concrete. The street course blends into an oval bowl with coping varying from 5 to 8 feet with about half the bowl being a free roll in. There are some stairs and a few steps with rails as well as a few 1/4 pipe features surrounding this section. Beyond all that there is a micro bowl that's about 2 foot deep and some metal rails around the edges of the park. 20k square feet of bliss that is partially ruined by the razor daycare aspect but still totally worth checking out. I love this park and I'm stoked that it is in my home town. Razors were initially not allowed at this park. The parents of the razor kids stepped up at a town meeting and got that rule overturned. It would be great if they stepped up and spent some time with their kids educating them about the park etiquette instead of treating this like a daycare where they can just dump their kids off.

Wow a kids dream of a skatepark. Can't wait to come back. Nice clean bowls, spacious with bumps and…read moreareas to kick in speed and trick areas. Surrounding the park are 6.5' iron fence Skateboards, inline skates and scooters only. No BMX. No pets allowed. Open sunup to sunset Helmets and pads required but only my kid and another skater were wearing helmets. A BMXr arrived and no problems lots of room We arrived around 7pm on June 18th so there was lots of daylight left. My kid made friends with another skater as they taught each other some skills Plenty of parking. The lot is also shared with dog park and soccer fields. There is a lot on the other side of the skatepark as well near the Scotts Valley Recreation No food or drink allowed in park but you could wheel up an ice cooler next to one of several benches outside of the skate gate and even a small bleacher. Water faucet also there. This park is where the old Scotts Valley SkyView airport was located. Next to soccer fields, and a splendid dog park

The Salinas skatepark has given me a sense of purpose in my life ever since I went there in sixth…read moregrade. Cool concrete ramps and mellow ledges were perfect for me to practice on. The issue isn't with the design necessarily, but rather with the location. It's located in the middle of a ravine that leads to the creek out of view from passing cars. Fights happen there a lot and people tend to use it as drinking and smoking spot. Just recently, someone had cut out the light fixtures that illuminate it at night. Having light down there during a late night session was perfect but now I wouldn't go there at that time anymore. Overall, it has a place in my heart but I think that there needs to be more community involvement for it to be a safe place to skate.

Another crummy little skatepark, but again, all cement, which is nice. On a Saturday afternoon,…read morethis was amazingly crowded. People were good enough to get out of your way, and pay attention (for the most part). Some older guys were smoking (everything) while they road, which was ridiculous. Nice lines, some good slopes and pipes. Not bad, overall, and the people were cool.

This is quite the peaceful and spacious park. I went on a stroll with my dog here, the wide grassy…read moreareas made it perfect to have a picnic or play some sports. It's not busy either, with the greatest commotion being the flower stand on the corner of the street.

Very large park for different activities, such as playgrounds, tennis and other. Only downfall was…read morethat there was people smoking near the little playground.

This park has swings, a climbing structure, an immense amount of grass to run wild and free…read more It has 2 sections: a baby section and a section for older kids. It doesn't have bathrooms or a parking lot. It does have picnic tables and a basketball court. There were people here with their dogs. It's a quiet area. In fact, a car drove up, parked on the street, sat there for a few minutes, then threw out 2 cans of alcohol out of their window.

everytime my wife and I have gone its been pretty quiet, so we let our dog run around freelyread more