This is probably my favorite SoCal park. Saying that, I know it's not the best by any stretch, but…read moreI really enjoy it none the less. It's free, very we'll lit, seldom over crowded, and the locals are all very chill and welcoming. The pros. Two flawless slightly scary but not ridiculous bowls. Half decent flow section. (My favorite part) The cons. One half of the park is wasted in a pointless bank to mellow for even the flippiest of flip tricks. Street course is a half assed after thought. Wear your helmet. The cops drive by often and it's a 300 dollar ticket for not wearing your helmet, which is stupid, but it's reality. I swear I see at least a few kids every week getting tickets for not wearing their helmets. Must be nice to be rich I guess. as for me, I'll be wearing a helmet.

Park is chill. Locals are chill. Street section isn't too good but the transition is nice. Not a…read morepark to go out of your way from. Mostly the only thing you'll be skating here is the step up, banks, bowls and flow section. Be very careful. The community here is poor so city hall tells police to constantly harass the kids who skate here with unreasonable tickets going upwards of up to 450$ if not more. Not only tickets but they get violent at times. Take care of your kids! This city extort money. Explain how no helmet ticket costs more than texting and driving or speeding tickets. ?? Illogical. Note: I always wear full pads but you may get ticket even so for dumb things such as just standing in there or standing outside. You don't even have to have a skateboard. If they don't like you, they will harass.

One of the best flow parks in this part of California, including the LA and OC parks. We're talking…read more4 different bowls: a mini bowl with no coping, a beginner combi with banked rollins / 2, 3, and 4 foot high coping, a fairly spacious flow bowl ranging from about 3.5 to 6 feet tall, and a beautiful big combi bowl with 4, 7, and 9 foot high coping (deep is a mellow round bowl). Then you have two separate street sections with a wide variety of banks, boxes, ledges, stairs, blocks, and rails (the smaller street section shares space with the noping mini bowl). One of the best parks I've found so far for learning new tricks, since there are so many different obstacles at varying levels of difficulty. Skate shop has great prices, didn't notice them gouging and upping everything during Covid like many places seem to have done. Bought a new setup there and ended up paying a bit less than I was expecting for the quality of the parts! Employees are all super friendly and the culture/vibe of the park is great, too. Easily my favorite place to skate these days.

Awesome to watch Roller Derby scrimmage tonight...(my daughter is part of a team) great location…read more..great skate park ..the space was huge...lighted parking lot and pavilion...I wish I was out there skating with those beastie women! Great weather for it too!

Omg the skate lady worker that was skating and taking care of the customers was amazing!! She cares…read moreabout her job, the people, the kids, she helps you up if you fall, she cares if you're hurt, just an amazing worker, five stars for her!!! She was on it,!! Excellent worker!!Thank you

A few small issues with maintenance in the bowl/pool don't stop this from being an incredible park…read more The flow section has a ton of options for lines, including a spine to transfer over (or a ramp over the side of the spine, if you have the speed for it and don't want to/know how to spine transfer). The entrance starts with a nice bank to roll down, followed by some nice transition ranging from about 3 to 5 feet. The middle section has a much taller bit going up to at least 8 feet, and the deep end of the bowl is a solid 6 or 7 feet throughout, with a nice variety of hips, corners, and pockets to keep you powering through at full speed to go back around for another lap. There isn't quite as much street to this park, but what it does have is still pretty solid. If you like transition skating, you'll definitely enjoy this (fairly large) park.

Beautiful park pretty cool place to chill and hang out with family and friends pretty cool tooread more

This park is right next to a gulf course, they have many of tables all around the park to sit at,…read morethey have exercise equipment as well as a tennis court that is always open to the public. Plenty of grass space to play soccer as well or other fun sports. The playground is a little rundown probably been the same one for many years, I mean as long as it's not cracked or broken, I'm sure a child wouldn't mind

Safety 3/5 Safe structures but the geography is pretty…read moreunsafe Variety 3/5 Cool skate park but the playgrounds and park spaces are small and bland Catch ability 2/5 No good space for a catch game. It would work but it's not that great Demographic 3/5 Skate park and spinny thing for everyone but small children and adults won't get much use out of anything but the exercise stations Geography 4/5 Easy to find parking lot, right next to a school

We've gone to this park a couple times now and have had a great time going. We take our toddler and…read moreshe's able to play on the 2 separate play jungle gyms. Park is clean and there are clean tables to sit out (both covered and uncovered). There's also a skate park that older kids seem to enjoy. There are lots of trees for shade and lots of grassy areas. The only downfall would be that the jungle gyms aren't covered/shaded so they could be hot during summer.

Update: This location opens up at 12pm. Great skatepark, no…read morehassle, not too busy! My son and I spent at least 2 hours skating outside. The picnic tables (with shaded areas) are great! Skate decks, trucks and other miscellaneous stuff is available there on the spot.

Shouldn't have to pay for a limited time at a skatepark. Not even worth it. The employees were very…read morerude for no reason as well

First Festival Visit…read more A great day to support the local community Enjoyed the day of activities and vendors! Thank You for reading

Central Park is great! We've spent a lot of time here over the years. They have EV charging here as…read morewell. This is a very popular spot to take photos for the local high school dances. There's a cool little bridge, but it was super crowded with other homecoming groups for photos, as well as a wedding! There's plenty of space and other courtyards available for photo opportunities. Among many other reasons, this is a great addition to the City of Rancho Cucamonga!

Small playground, but good enough for the small ages like 2+. It's clean and with shades, also many…read moreshades around the playground. Also have a lot of people playing the pickle ball here. Parking by the street, not hard. Recommend this place

We came here on a Wednesday around 5 for some Pickleball. Our friends had arrived about an hour…read moreearlier than that and were able to get a court. There was about 6 to 8 courts I believe. They were definitely full and people kept coming in and out there was a lot of games going on. This park has clean restrooms and two play set. There was one homeless person sleeping at the men's restroom but he wasn't bothering anyone. I have a feeling this will be a frequent place that we play Pickleball seeing as how there's not very many courts in the surrounding area.