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.

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

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.

I have been really enjoying meeting up with my local sk8r girlfriends for Friday night skate night…read more O'side parks and recreation runs it from 6-8pm seasonally on Friday nights. Further information is available on their web & media sites. It's free so bring your own skates and protective gear. No rentals. Fun people with all sort of levels show up. You can blade or roller skate on the outdoor hockey rink. They play fun music and even do routine type dances that you can join in on too. Really fun! This event truly brings up childhood memories and nostalgia for me!

Nice new play equipment and trails for toddlers on bikes. Sand box separate from the swings and…read morenice green space.

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

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

Took my son on "Skatepark" vacation. We hit about 10 parks from Fort Worth TX to San Diego, this…read moreone definitely sits on top of our list . Super clean, stores nearby. The group that was there the 2 days we went - all respectful and helpful. Worth driving out of your way to visit!

Great park for early morning sessions if small tranny or some big street drops are your thing…read more Plenty of room for flat ground skating too. It has a mix of terrain, from a concrete mini with a spine to large stair sets and hubbas. My two big complaints are some features are tough to get speed for and one side of the park is completely open, so if your board shoots away, it keeps going until it winds up in the dirt. Originally it had wood features that blocked the open side of the park but those are long gone. It's safe and clean, so bring the kids or get your skills sharp before starting the day. Parents, please remember the park is used by adults too, so make sure your child can at least roll around a little and it's a good bet not to leave them unsupervised so they don't get run over. Adult skaters and BMX riders tend to watch out for the little ones, but you can't see everywhere at once!

A great facility! Ca-Tf offers exceptional development and training for all levels of…read moreskateboarding. Our son does their 1 x week program. He gets to be trained in park, street and mini-ramp, by proven skateboarding leaders. The ratio is 5 to 1. About 3 hours/session. His progression is so fast, compared to when he was self-training. Many of the coaches are pros and X-Game athletes from all the disciplines. They truly care about kids progressing. At the end of the session parents can come watch and film. The coaches give feedback for successes and provide input for improvement and practice. The Open Sessions are great! It does cost $25, but well worth it. The facility's features are well-maintained. The concrete is super smooth. The bowl is incredible! The crowd has a nice vibe. The skaters there are a tight group -- friends among themselves but welcoming to others. There's limited foul language, bad behavior, etc. The Open session is complimentary for those who take the coaching program! You get 1 free Open session per week when enrolled. Sometimes there are visiting pros and skate teams at Open Session. And they are so nice to the kids. The Staff are all so nice, friendly and helpful. They are all skaters, so they "get it." They enjoy hearing when the kids land a new trick or push past a plateau. Most of them train there to reach their dreams (X-Games, Olympics, Dew Tour, etc.).

Amazing facility, great coaches and a great atmosphere. Highly recommended for any kids.read more

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.

Do you have kids?? Do you love cafecito? Well then Kids & Coffee is the place for you!!!…read more Got to take our nieces and we all had a blast! Thank you, Vivian for hosting us. We just loved your place and the delicious coffee was the cherry on top.!! - The Cafecito Couple

We've visited twice. The first time wasn't a great experience because, unbeknownst to us, there was…read morea kids' birthday party taking place. The play area was exceptionally crowded, and my toddler who had just turned 2 at the time had a hard time navigating around the older, bigger kids. The age range felt a little questionable to me. At other play places we frequent, the kids tend to be closer in age, but that wasn't the case here. My son was knocked around a few times by bigger children, and the environment became very overstimulating. We ended up leaving early because of the chaos and my son not able to properly use anything... nearly all of the fruit and vegetable toys from the market area had been scattered throughout the play space, leaving the market and kitchen section where many of the younger kids were gathered mostly empty. Overall, it just didn't feel like the right fit for us. We decided to give Kids and Coffee another try this past Wednesday, thinking it might be a better experience without a birthday party happening... and it was! We paid for two hours, stayed about an hour and a half, and my son had a great time. One thing I really appreciate about Kids and Coffee is that their café is nut and peanut free, which is especially important for families like ours dealing with multiple food allergies. That peace of mind was honestly the main reason I wanted to give the space another chance. We were even considering adding Kids and Coffee into our regular rotation since it's closer to us than some of the other play places we enjoy. Unfortunately, after our visit, my son became extremely sick most likely with norovirus. I completely understand that illnesses can happen anywhere kids gather, and I don't blame the business for that. However, during our entire visit, I didn't see any employees actively present in the play area. Parents, myself included, were gathering and returning the pretend produce to the market area, but none of the toys appeared to be wiped down or sanitized. At other play places, such as Tiny Tiger, there always seems to be staff actively cleaning and sanitizing throughout the day. Because we have been to so many play places now with great experiences and have not come home with an illness from any other we will just be sticking to our regular spots moving forward. I think sanitation still needs a little work at this location or perhaps even someone checking temperatures at the door like other places All in all, we unfortunately won't be returning.