Omg the skate lady worker that was skating and taking care of the customers was amazing!! She cares about 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 read more

A few small issues with maintenance in the bowl/pool don't stop this from being an incredible park. 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. read more

Easily one of the best all around parks in southern california. Lots of flow, and variety. Everything from freakishly tight pool tranny, to long, curving, non vert snake run with endless possibilities. two bowls. lots of street rat spots (stairs, rails, pyramids, etc. park stretches on for as far as the eye can see, and it is very well lit. read more

Chino Skate Park - park stretches on and on and on and on. amazing park. - Skate Parks Near Me - Chino, California

This place is great for all ages and levels. Yes, "all." I brought my 12 yo son and 7 yo daughter today. They both fit right on and were completely comfortable the entire time. There are some others their age and even younger. There are a lot of teenagers and adolescents - "hard core" skaters as well. Even some older ladies on roller skates, who seem incredible skilled! Everyone seems very respectful of each other and everyone able to do their own thing at their own level. This is all enabled because the enclosed skate park is big, very big! A lot of places to drop in, different slopes and half-pipes all over, small rolling hills and large platforms. Again, ALL levels have something they can do. There's even a large "bowl" on the far side and one other portion that clearly challenges those that know what they're doing (my kids are hanging on the near side with less challenging stuff. And, as a dad, I notice how clean this place is. No trash all around, no graffiti...awesome. The city (or someone) clearly does a great job of maintaining this place. Love it for my kids, including if the keep wanting to come over and over to advance their skills. read more

We checked this park out the day my son got his scooter across the street . We've been to over 20 parks since then . We traveled 7 states hitting parks , this park is right up there with some brand new parks we went too . It's very clean , good crowd of people hanging out . Some parks are not so desirable, this park has a great reputation among parents and that is gold ! read more

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This is the best park in the area. It has features for all levels except absolute beginners. AB riders are better served at 4th ave in La Puente or La Vern. read more

i'm from the bay area's silicon valley up in northern california, but i visit chino often because my wife's family lives here. whenever i'm down here, i really want to hit up the chino skate park. the chino area has two skate park: the chino skate park in ayala park and the chino hills skate park. the chino skate park is definitely better because it has a real design whereas the chino hills skate park has a "wtf" design. now that i've skated at quite a few skate parks, i've gotten used to seeing how skate parks easily fall into those two categories: ones with real designs and ones with "wtf" designs. when you enter the park, you first see a nice street area with pyramids, ledges, rails, and stairs that leads into a tranny flow area that is kind of split into two sides. in the back, you'll find a steel coping bowl and a concrete coping, tiled pool - both with deep ends. i just wish this park had a baby bowl. the mellowest place is the shallow ends of the steel coping bowl. the pool is fun. as you drop in, the tranny really sucks you in. as you hit the wall, your feet get massaged by the tiles as you get ready to experience that pool coping grind. then you plunge into the deep end and feel the force of the deep end walls. i feel the pool is a bit tight though. you got to really get ready to hit wall after wall and pump over each bump or else you'll lose too much speed. i don't know if it's just me, but i feel the steep coping bowl is a bit slippery. i'm not sure if it's morning dew, dust, or wax. i try to tell myself that it's just wax and just to control my slides instead of trying to prevent them. i notice it gets slippery up at the coping in the shallow ends, but i sometimes even slide out just as i am about to enter the deep end, in which case, i have gotten thrown right into the deep end. i prefer to wear knee pads while i skate the bowl and pool. helmet and pads laws are sometimes enforced to some degree. i have seen a cop come and give lectures to unprotected skaters, but i have yet to see a ticket issued. usually, it's fine to skate natural and free, without helmet and pads. personally, i pretty much always wear at least a helmet though since i'm an old guy. anyway, yeah... as i type this up, i wish i were at the skate park instead of sitting here behind my laptop. gee, i really just wasted the past like ten minutes. please appreciate my sacrifice. read more

Chino Skate Park - as you drop in, the tyranny just sucks you in. then the tile.massages your feet just before you enjoy grinding that pool coping - Skate Parks Near Me - Chino, California

Chino used to be one of the best around, but now it is pretty run down. It desperately needs cleaning and maybe an acid bath. The pool coping needs to be replaced. It is still fun but very slippery, bring grippy wheels. read more