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...

This is a nice park. It's not huge, but it has different areas to explore and walk around. The…read morebathrooms are usually open and clean.

Very pretty, shady park that's beautifully maintained. The lower section is a playground that's…read moreaccessible at the end of Artuna Ave. You can walk up a trail to the upper section, or access from Dracena Ave. Dogs are allowed off-leash on the trails, but not the grassy lawn or playground area. It's a nice park and good for dogs who like to trot along the path with you. But if you have a rambunctious dog (like I do) who wants to tangle with other dogs or launch off the edge of the trails, this is probably not the best fit. If you've got little kids, or just want to go for a walk, Dracena Quarry Park is a good bet.

Epic to night skate at ver nice people too I recommend for…read morenoobs and pros good for everyone

Awesome Skatepark. I was actually impressed. Has some big…read moreand little slopes. Great location and plently of parking. Right next to Fieldworks Brewery. Due to Covid they are only allowing 15 people inside for 1-hr. Once the hour is done they have everyone get out and allow the next group of people to go in. We definitely will be coming back just waiting for those warmer days to come.

Beautiful skatepark overlooking the San Francisco skyline. Plenty of ramps for new and more…read moreseasoned skateboarders. Enjoyed meeting friendly people there as well. Well maintained and good size!

Crazy well located as you feel you can tickle the SF financial district. Car park right next to it…read more Picnic tables for those extra long afternoon. An inclusive community that don't mind if you bring your 5 yo on a scooter or your trick learning tween or their shiny new board.

Decent park with restrooms…read more I was here checking out the train museum next door, which shares the parking lot. There's lots of spaces with many of them under big shade trees. There's also a nice kids play structure. The field looks in pretty good shape and there are bathrooms close by, but the bathrooms were smelly.

My daughter reserved this park for my husband's repast on June 8, 2024. Two of her friends helped…read moreher to set up the tables and made sure an assortment of freshly made food was available for enjoyment. As many times my late husband has driven on Davis Street to head into San Leandro, I never noticed this park. The area where we were at had several picnic tables, and the traffic on Davis Street wasn't that bad. Parking lot was on the premises. Since my family, relatives and friends were just in the area next to the parking lot, I did not walk around to see the playground and other amenities at this park. The park is nice and clean, compared to a few particular parks in a city north of San Leandro. It's a great place for picnics, birthday parties and family outings on the weekends.

Best I've ever skated. As a Martial Arts Instructor I know how helpful private lessons can be. We…read morejust don't know the next step sometimes and it can take a long time before we blindly stumble upon the answer. It is so helpful to have someone like Bfree, who has a ton of skill and experience, that can show you that next step. BFree is an amazing teacher. He is encouraging, enriching, and enhancing. As the session went on I developed more and more confidence and entered into that place were I was Savoring my grinds and feeling that flow when creating a line instead of being in the place where I'm nervous and worried that I might fall, I realized I forgot to really enjoy my experience. I love rollerblading, and Bfree showed me how to love it more. In one session the way I approach and land tricks, and the way I think about rollerblading at all has completely transformed. I'm definitely going to be a longtime student of Bfree. If you are looking to enjoy rollerblading more and also progress in your skill level, or want to develop more confidence, courage, and clarity in your rollerblading, BFree is your man. I also want to comment on the guy's character. One of the main reasons I signed up for a private lesson with Bfree was because I liked what he was doing in his community and for the rollerblading community as a whole. In BFree Blading Academy First Friday in Oakland video I saw, you could really see a genuine kindness in the guy. He is exactly like that in person. It makes me really happy knowing that the money I spend on private lessons with Bfree is going towards supporting a family man, towards benefiting the Oakland community, and towards benefiting the Rollerblading community as a whole and putting wheels under more people's feet. It's a huge accelerator honestly. After our session I honestly felt like a walked away 100 times better. On flat, on vert, on coping, on ledges, on rails... Just better at rollerblading in every way possible. He's teaching style is on point too. It was exactly everything I was hoping it would be. Rollerblading is fun. Do it. #letsgetitforever

Just had my first skate lesson. Brian met me at a skate park by my house in Oakland. I'm a beginner…read moreand he made it really easy for me to understand the basics, like STOPPING". The lesson was customized for my needs which was really helpful considering how clumsy I am. Brian was very patient and helpful. I'm going to sign my 3yr old up for classes too! Soon we will be able to skate around the lake and Golden Gate Park

Defremery Park is deep into the inner city, it's the best maintained, relatively, of the bests i've…read morevisited. the amenities are the skate park, children's playground, the large green area, baseball, tennis , bbq areas, and the historical building on site. the park also denotes the "oak center historical district" mentioning the historical buildings nearby. it's also a frequent gathering place for community events given it's large space.

I come here about once a week for an outdoor skate season. The setup is nice and the skate park is…read morekept very clean. They also have an area for baseball, tennis, and a good old fashioned BBQ. I also love that Defremery Park does a lot to pour into the community (feeding the homeless, summer lunch programs for the kids, etc).

Cute little skate park in the small town of Moraga! It's attached to the Moraga Commons Park so if…read moreyou don't skate, you can always play or walk around at the park. This skate park is nice and kept very clean. There are no cracks in the cement and there are plenty of places to do different tricks inside the park. There are no trees to shade the skate park, but luckily it doesn't get too hot here. There are some shaded benches around the park with a good view of it for anyone who might have only come to watch. This skate park is a great asset to the community and gives skaters a place to play and hangout without being a detriment to the community.

My kids and I go here several times a week, weather allowing. We've ventured to several other eastread more

Rob skate academy , what we can say about it is on a slightly rainy day was able to stop by here…read moreand enjoy some casual skating in a good environment. Staff super friendly and saw they helping some of the other free skaters that came in like we did. Not the biggest indoor spot but sure worth a look. Glad we found it

A dope indoor spot to skate. I went for a birthday party not expecting much but man was I wrong…read more Awesome vibe with kids new and seasoned shredding. My son already want to go back. So do I for real.

Great park! First time there and my 4.5 yr old daughter loves it. Clean and big playground. Has a…read moretrail to walk around and if you have your doggy, great trail to walk around. Downside to this park, small parking lot!

Never disappointed with a visit to Jean Sweeney Park. Our daughter enjoys the various play areas as…read moreshe navigates between the different areas, existing in some spaces longer than others. After parking, if you can find a spot, the first play area includes a trampoline, climbing structure, a wide metal slide and an oversized musical chime. To the right, a spacious mesh swing spins with kids constantly filling and spinning it. Directly in front is an ample sand area with a brick barrier surrounding it. To the left are three picnic tables. In front of the sand area is the smaller kids play area which is directly next to the restrooms and water fountain. To the left of the little play area is the zip line. When you go further in to the park, there is a covered area with lots of picnic tables and seating grouped together, more benches and lots of grass to play and explore further. There are paths to ride bikes, scooters, roller blades and skateboards. During warmer weather this park is packed. When we visited, following a prior event, there were already lots of kids on a gray, windy, overcast day. This park is spacious on the interior but parking on the exterior is limited. The parking lot is minimal for the amount of space to explore, which is awesome but makes it difficult to navigate up close parking. Street parking is not really existent unless you enter on the opposite end of the park.