I was pleasantly surprised at the design of the skate park…read more Near the entrance, there was a quick shallow bowl. In the middle, more of a street section with ledges, and toward the back, a steep wall. The concrete seemed really smooth, and there didn't seem to be any problems with cracks or parts that didn't fit. I didn't see the rules, but I only saw one scooter rider and no inline skaters. There were many skateboard riders and they were making use of everything. Usually, I see rules that keep out one of the four at different parks. There didn't seem to be lights, but I was told not to be there after dark anyway.

This skate park is located in Logan Heights. I am not a skate park kind of person. I am more of a…read morefoodie and barfly kinda girl. That being said, I came here because a friend was visiting from out of town and her son wanted to go visit some skate parks. He googled several skate parks in San Diego. He found this one since it was centrally located and not too far from the hotel they were staying at. So I drove them over to this skate park. It is located ina residential community. And near the Boys & Girls Club. We found street parking very easily. When we exited the car and the kid started to enter the skate park. There was a bench occupied by a bunch of guys near the entrance to the park. We walked in, the kid skated for about a half hour to 45 minutes. He said that the park had a lot of room and the concrete was smooth. There was only skateboarders out and about. Since this was a week day it wasnt crowded. Not sure if it gets crowded on ither days. We cut our time there a little short, since the group of guys who were sitting by the entrance lit up a few joints and were smoking up. I could care less. However trying to be respectable around the.two kids that we had aged 11 and 3. This was not entirely a good environment so we left. Glad to see that oolder youlth today had no problems smoking up in front of other little.kids and setting a stellar example. We later went to a different skate park.

First let me say that I have no qualms with "ghetto" neighborhoods. I was born and raised in a…read more"ghetto" neighborhood so I can handle the sketchy local shenanigans but what I can't handle is broken glass in the sand. Of course unsupervised parks will lend itself to underage gang activity, drugs, and alcohol consumption during certain hours but not 24/7. I've seen the same trash and the same broken glass perpetuate in the same spots for days. PARK MAINTENANCE: Please get it together! Another big turn off is the homeless camp situation. This wouldn't bother me so much if it weren't for all the beers, cigarette butts, and rivers of piss. I walked a lap around the park with my dog and I was worried about all the boogeymen laying about. Also, like some have mentioned, this park does not carry poop bags so you have to bring your own. I wish this park was safer and cleaner because I live down the street and I was looking forward to walking at a park without having to drive out.

If you think this park is ghetto, you don't know what ghetto is lol. Such a nice, quiet place to…read morerelax with your dog or have a picnic. I don't play sports anymore but the skate park looks awesome and the fields are pretty nice too. I have yet to see anyone with a needle in their arm here, occasional weed smoke...but it's legal and no worse than cigarette smoke. Some people need to grow up.

I'm only reviewing the pickleball courts and my experience there. The surrounding area can be…read moreintimidating for some, due to the surrounding neighborhood. Parking can be tight if there are events happening. (youth soccer, baseball, tennis, etc.) I play there on average 1-2 times a week, and it's almost always pretty busy. People are friendly and competitive. You will find a wide age range of competitors, from teens to seniors, and the skill level trends to intermediate/advanced. The general atmosphere is fun, and there is often music playing and people socializing as well as competing. The courts get busy after 5pm. If you show up earlier, you will find empty courts and often there will be someone to warm up and/or drill with. Don't be shy (like me)!

Lots of parking and grassy area, where you can have picnics and cook outs. I've been coming here…read moresince a teen... it was very ghetto back then but time have changed. I'm glad this park is still here. Playground areas for the kids and a recreation center. Tennis court, basketball court and there's a golf course next to it. It's right off of 54th street. Give this park a chance, take a stroll or power walk and get your walk on! Get those steps in!

This is a good neighborhood park with restrooms, picnic tables, a playground over sand, drinking…read morefountains, and some very nice mature trees. The grass area is nice and the grass is well maintained for the most park. There's a parking lot and on the opposite side, there's a softball field.

Nice little park in this area. We only had a little time to stop and see a small part of it…read more There were kids playing in bouncy houses, adults rollerblading, kids throwing water balloons, and just general shenanigans. The grass was lush and green, and there was plenty of it. Some very large tall trees that gave nice shade to some of the picnic tables. The bathrooms were decent but had some people panhandling in them. Parking was not too bad, even on a Saturday afternoon there were still some spots.

Best of the best !…read more The best of the best skateparks in California for both kids and adults--neat, clean, and meticulously thought out down to the smallest detail.

Best skatepark in SD? I'd say so. Cleanest concrete in the league and very large. Strong street…read morestyle presence with plenty of transition areas for those who prefer it. Strong progression built into the design, ledges grind smooth, and the variety is great. The crowd is less sketchy than a typical skatepark thanks to skate schools and parent attendance. Cheers

We go here often with the kiddos as there is a great playground for varied ages and a big grassy…read morearea to kick around a soccer ball and a decent sized parking lots. Bathrooms are also here for convenience. I would love for the county to continue improving here and please don't feed the squirrels, they've become weirdly accustomed to it. Overall a classic we visit in the park rotation.

As a local to the area it needs more improvement. Homeless people are always hanging out. I love…read morethe layout but needs to be updated. The people who go are always welcoming and friendly. Everyone keeps to themselves. Be careful with your kids and furry friends with the squirrels, they have a lot of wholes around the park, they are not afraid of people.

We took the grandkids to skate here and they had a blast. The other kids played well and were…read morerespectful. Only drawback is the area is being overrun by the unhoused.

Played a couple kickball leagues here through VaviSport…read more The field is huge... Multiple games going on at once. One side is soccer the other flag football our side is kickball and the other is basketball. Our games are always after 6pm... The field has enough lighting for the night games and it's safe to walk to your car after the games. We used to play at the other location in OB across from the Vavi's main office. Robb field is bigger and better. The grass is well maintained. Other than the field, it's always fun to play kickball with friends. Win or lose we make the best of it followed by happy hour if we have the time :)

This large park is located in City Heights, and is located next to a school. The layout is a giant…read moresquare and easily housed the lunar new year festival in Feb 2026. Parking is hit or miss especially if there is a large event like the festival. We had to park way around back past the school, but it was just a short easy walk over to the entrance. The entrance was lined with ballons, flowers, lanterns, dragons and all kinds of cool decorations. The festival was going on most of the day with vendors, food, performances, information, etc. There were also some neat photo opportunity spots referencing some great spots all over Asia. I have attached some photos and videos.

Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park is located in the International district in City Hieghts, San…read moreDiego, offering a children playground and many events throughout the year. Officer Jeremy Henwood was a San Diego Police Officer who gave the ultimate sacrifice in a traffic stop where he was murdered on August 7,2011. He was a Marine Corps veteran where he served honorably and was with SDPD for 4 years. The park is located off Wightman Street with plenty of parking. There is a small children's playground for the kids to slide and swing, and they also have large luscious green grass where you can run around or even play some soccer. There is a performance stage center as well where throughout the year the park hosts many special events such as the annual Vietnamese New Year festival. The stage is huge where you can watch singers, dancers and performers display Their talent for your entertainment. When they host these special events, there are also a lot of yummy food stalls and vendors selling delicious street food. Come out to the park and enjoy the beautiful San Diego sun while breathing in fresh air and enjoying the nature the earth has to offer.