Logan Isaac

The website says that Team Pain came through to resurface this park at some point in the last few years. But it's like fixing a pothole - it gets worse and worse until you totally repave it all. Surface suffers from shoddy cosmetic surgery with lumpiness and mismatched surfaces the rule rather than the exception. Only the hips and ground level Crete is intact, with every tranny looking like Frankenstein. It's better than some parks in the area so I didn't give it three, but there's no way this is a five. Great place to cut your teeth as a grom, but not on or with most public parks like it.

California Parks has had a history of pouring shoddy Crete in the early 2000s, and this one (built in 2007) is no exception. The attentive and experienced skater will notice the uneven surface that, while it is great for innovation and adaptability, isn't reflective of the price tag of the typical public outdoor municipal park. The layout here is definitely above average for unattended city parks, but nothing to road trip for. A great option for locals, but nothing to write home about.