This is an old baseball field that was converted into a dog park. We went on a warm afternoon and…read morethere were no other dog families around. There's water, poop bags, an agility course, and a hose for fresh water. Oh, and there is also a human and pet water fountain outside. Overall it was a very clean place with plenty of dirt and grass for the pooch to run around in. There is also limited shade. A structure that was an Eagle Scout project and a handful of trees that are young but will mature and provide much more shade in the coming years. If we're in the area again we will definitely visit again.

Great place for all walks of life down to the squalls just love the large area to roam and the…read moredesign of all activity to do

Fantastic skatepark ! Large, with great features, lots of variety, fun for all!…read more The surfaces are nice and smooth, not much graffiti, everyone seemed pretty nice. It's big enough so that if one area is crowded, you can just roll to another area and have it all to yourself ! Plenty of parking, but nasty porta potties. This place would be stellar if it had bathrooms and a little more water pressure in the drinking fountain. One thing I do like is that the entrance makes it difficult for bikes to come in, so no bikes really going in there. I will go here every time I am in Sac!

Goated. This park is goated. Its really big and goated for sure. Lots of cool stuff in here and…read moregaoted.

Cool little park for little and older kids. There's a train playground set and skate park. Has…read morethree covered bench tables, bathrooms, plenty of parking, shade and places to sit.

This is an okay park....the shade is minimal. You need to be in the pavilion for good shade, but…read morethat is far from the splash pad. They have three tables with umbrellas which helps. The splash pad is small but pretty fun. It's close to bathrooms which is great. The playground is very small. I would say this park is great for toddlers and maybe preschoolers. If you have kids older than four, it's not that fun. The skate park could actually be fun for young elementary kids if you get there early enough before the bigger kids.

It's an excellent design and most people around here think of this skate park when they want to go…read moreto any skate park in the area, although the new Lathrop skate park is pulling some people closer to home. It's huge, so you won't see a bunch of newbies trying to use it. The concrete (no wood!) is smooth. I believe that there are restrictions about scooters and bikes but no one seems to enforce them, and everyone there seems okay with them, as long as you're not in the way.

REVIEW FOR PARENTS:…read more This is a SKATEPARK, not a PLAYGROUND. If your child is below the age of 13 or does nothing but ride back and forth then this is not a safe environment for them. This a place for people to practice and try out and DANGEROUS tricks. Small children who do not understand skatepark etiquette will ride back and forth, not giving the slightest concern for their surroundings which is very very dangerous for everyone else trying to have a good time. PARENTS, I understand your children look at the skatepark as this magical wonderland and you want them to have the time of their lives. But i promise you when a parent shows up with their toddlers and their scooters and their safety gear, it brings nothing but disappointment to everyone there. GEAR WILL NOT PROTECT YOUR CHILD FROM ADULTS GOING AT TOP SPEED. The next time your child wants to come to the skatepark, teach them about skatepark etiquette. Everyone in this environment wants everyone to be safe, and when young children come into it not knowing how to act, it presents danger for everyone involved. Remember, your small child is surrounded by tall walls of concrete, maybe not the safest place ya? Parents do not get angry when your child is waiting for their turn while everyone else is shredding, your child simply does not belong there.

Trash and a toilet are the first impressions - but look beyond that - this park is a hidden gem…read more Squeezed into a tiny sliver of land next to Pixar and very near the Oaks Card Club. You probably lost all your money there or just got kicked out - they don't tolerate any nonsense whatsoever - oh well you learned your lesson and good thing you have your skateboard in the back trunk. The trash was only up front and the toilet was a space age looking thing. Looked like a flying saucer. How cool is that? They call them the Portland Loo. This little park is as good as it gets. Incredible design - somebody did a great job squeezing it in. Half of it opens up to a parking lot so there isn't this claustrophobia inducing feeling when your there. Some good lighting even at night - which is great as the sun sets early now. Grab your skateboard and come here - you'll be as happy as my cat with his beach side crunch party mix treats.

New Skatepark in Emeryville. Looks good. Wormhoudt pour, not…read moresure if they are credited with the design. 5 shallow/7 deep bowl (approximately) with pool coping. Plenty of ledges and unique street obstacles. Rainbow rail, dragon back, various banks to wall, etc...

What a nice little skate park in the City of Galt. Located right next to Goro Aquatic Center on…read moreChabolla Avenue. This park is part of the City of Galt Parks & Recreation Department. It is open 7 days a week from 6am - Dusk. The park is fully gated with 24 hours surveillance cameras. Here you can practice and fine tune all your boarding tricks on their ramps, rails, steps, ect... There is also a shaded picnic area with one picnic table for those whom need to take a break ! Free to use all the amenities the park has to offer. Just a heads-up, there are no restrooms here. Got my helmet on with all the padding ! Let's do this !

This skatepark is small and needs maintenance. All the ramps are rusted and bent in most places,…read morethe graffiti is everywhere, and many screws and bolts can be found not in place on the equipment. Plus the city of galt locks it up when we they want to call it a day, not at dusk when it should be closed.

OBBA!! One of the Best of the Bay Area! Designed by skater pros and built to memorialize 14 year…read moreold Carson Warner- who was an active youth who died young in an off-road 4 wheeler accident, but lived his life fully, a falconer, surfer and nature lover, the park is pristine and on each corner is a bench shaped like a skateboard. The park requires helmet and pads, has a bathroom, water fountains and allows bladers and scooters and has experts to beginners. There's no snacks but the coner store/deli is jsut a block away, just past the Best Western Hotel on Dry Creek. There's a great big oak tree that shades an area where you can get yer gear on, sit and watch or hang out with friends. It's really an example, no A MODEL of how city government and locals can come together and support space for our youth. There's no graffiti and zero tolerance for drugs or violence and signs that say "This is Your Park, Take Care of it" and the kidz and elders do = every time I go there, it makes me smile! I've seen real young kidz and veteran/ experts ride here all toegther no prob'! This park just has a great energy, great feel! This is such a great little park hidden off the beaten path, with nice grass and really nice smooth concrete bowls, (so no bikes here)..the layout is not huge... but just flows ....so sweet, even if you don't skate take your lunch and hang out and watch the talent do their thing, SK8 for LIFE!

I am not going to lie…read more.. There are a lot of under aged smokers and vapers there. I recommend going during school hours. Then you wont have to deal with it. I still give a review because of actual terain of the park

The skate park had its grand opening a few days ago. Apparently, it was too crowded to really ride…read morewell. I took a scooter rider with me today and there wasn't a big crowd. There were 2 bike riders, a few scooter riders, and a lot of skaters, though not inline skaters. The skate park is big but not huge. It is not nearly as big as Lake Cunningham in San Jose, but close to Granite in Sacramento. There are two bean bowls--no waiting. There are many street bits from the front gate onward, including a working fire hydrant, a leaning parking pole, and many rails and benches to grind. Besides the two bean bowls, there is a bigger, multi-purpose bowl with a spine almost splitting it, and a very good wall extension. They have bleachers on the side and a small tent-like cover toward the center of the skate park. Most everything seems possible to skate.

This is one of my favorite skate parks. It has such an exceptional street course with three…read moredifferent bowls, one including delicious spine. One has a awesome Spine! This is a must! O n till 10 7 days a week with lights!

The town of Placerville has a really neat skate park. Joe's Skate Park, named after Joe Stancil…read moreSenior. It's located between the El Dorado County fairgrounds and Placerville Speedway. The Speedway parking lot is shared with the skate park. The park is free to use and open everyday from 8 am until the sun goes down. It has the variety of ramps, bowls, ledges, and straight aways. The few times I dropped on by, which were weekend afternoons, the place was neat and tidy and occupied mainly with families. Chill vibes. But that's not to say there are never any rowdies. Oh for the folks wondering if I shredded out there, those days are way behind me. Another important thing to note is that there are no restroom facilities, just a porta toilet.

My six-year-old who skateboards (like a teenager) loves this park. Enough challenge but also some…read moreeasier areas. Open all day, so if you want to come when it's less crowded go early. By 3:30 there was at least 25 kids there. Seems to be mostly older teens/20 somethings. Bikes are okay as long as you stay out out the boarders' way. Same with scooters. Locals are nice; I've never had my kid run over or yelled at; they always are cheering her on if anything, or they will just stay out of her way. She doesn't care how crowded it is. Definitely her favorite park.

Have lifeguards that care about their jobs...guarding lives. Kids were jumping into the big pool…read moreonto each other and near the cement corner several times, over and over. Brought it to a lifeguard's attention, they literally said "that is his area". We left after this comment. There appeared to be actual feces in the kiddie pool area. Not a just a little. The lifeguards at the diving boards did not ensure that yellow bands were on little kids' wrists. My nephew went over there and was obviously not 12. Nothing done. I took him away and put him where he belonged. I had three kids with me all different ages and heights. Lifeguards need to be lifeguards and not be checking out other teenagers and playing games amongst themselves. It was very obvious. Sad really. Won't be back.

I love this aquatic center! They are staffed well with young, excited youth that seem to like being…read morea part of the community. Seems like everyone is following the rules and having so much fun! They will allow you to bring your own food, tables, and chairs in! They have a snack bar that seems to have something for everyone with great prices! The price to get in is so affordable at eight dollars per child. It's the cheapest fun you can have! If you're a parent/caregiver and you want to swim, it will cost you the same but if you just want to go in it, it's five dollars to enter. We typically stay the full rec time that is 3 1/2 hours. We absolutely love it. The splash pad for the younger kids is really awesome with a waterslide that's perfect for youngsters! That waterslide is so much fun and these little ones have a blast! I highly recommend!