Located on top of a hill, off 905 freeway, one can see the fence surrounding Cesar Solis Park and…read moreSan Ysidro High School (other side of freeway). I had gone to this park for the first time in 2021 and several times more there after, primarily for birthday parties. I immediately liked the park. With its huge open space, lots of grass area (real grass), large playground, skate park, sky view on trail walks, picnic areas with benches, and clean bathrooms ... a great package for all your park, celebratory and sports needs. First opened up in 2018, Cesar Solis is the newest and nicest looking park in South Bay area. Downside: no convenience stores nearby

Nice park. Initially, I thought it was just a small grassy…read morearea but it expands to a couple huge fields, a skate park, and a few areas so sit and have a bbq. I love that it's close to home and I can take my son there to kick the soccer ball around. It's also got a walking path. I haven't calculated the distance of it, but I'm sure after a few loops, you'll get your steps in!

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

Not too big, not too small, not too empty and not too packed. There's always something for every…read moreskater, of various ages, at this skate park. It's clean, safe and fun. Next to this skate park are baseball fields, a large playground, picnic benches, two restroom areas, and a recreation center. The skatepark is in the Imperial Beach Sports Park. Only downside at this location is parking. During game days, is the worse. Other than that, Skatepark is a good choice for skating.

Great little skate park, free, perfect for beginners and intermediate …read more I hesitate to give it five stars for fear that others will discover it!

What a skatepark!!! If you are into speed, big walls and lots of stuff to grind and air out of,…read morethis is a great place. So many lines....

Legendary low key must see to believe this beautiful park. Not for beginners. Definitely some sicky…read moresicky knarr knarr walls

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.

We went here for an open skate session. We had 2 6 year old girls. The equipment including…read moreskates, helmet and elbow, wrist and knee pads worked fine. The rink is outside with a cement floor. Overall it looks ragged. It's not a polished looking rink like most others. That's part of the charm. On the way out we saw the roller derby team practicing. Hope to watch a game soon.

I attended this skating rink for my daughter's field trip. I usually prefer indoor skating, but for…read morean outdoor experience, this wasn't bad--I imagine it looks even nicer at night. The staff member in charge who was using the microphone was very kind and helpful. However, the two employees distributing skates came across as rude and unapproachable. I understand that working with large groups of kids can be frustrating, but their attitude was noticeable. At one point, I even stepped in to help distribute skates because the situation felt a bit overwhelming due to their frustration. Overall, the experience was okay, but improved customer service would make a big difference.

Setting was phenomenal. Too many people were allowed on the…read morerink at a time. Capping attendance would have been great. Skates were not available in half sizes--MAJOR safety issue. No kid prices available. Same price for everyone. There was a later of water on the ice. Another major safety issue. Prices were astronomical for what was offered.

As as others have mentioned, this experience has so much potential but falls short in so many…read moreareas. Of course, skating by the sea with incredible views next to The Del sounds amazing in theory. Overall, we had fun. BUT, the company who runs the rink (not affiliated with the hotel) does almost everything wrong safety-wise. 1. Expensive. Adults and kids alike pay $40 for 90 minutes of skating. You buy your tickets online and choose your time to skate, but the reservation times aren't monitored which results in overcrowding on the ice and UNSAFE conditions. If you're not an experienced skater I would recommend wearing a helmet- especially for the littles!! 2. SO MUCH WATER on the ice. Virtually no maintenance or resurfacing of the ice! Literally skating through puddles, kids falling all over the place and getting soaked. 3. Staff running the rink are very young- no one looked over the age of 20- they all seemed inexperienced and not intervening on the ice when they should (kids skating too fast, going the wrong way, etc). Felt chaotic. 4. Not enough skate monitors out on the ice. Most of the time the staff were seemingly invisible and did next to nothing to help when people fell. One kid hit the back of his head quite hard and another skater helped him more than the staff did. 5. THE MOST UNCOMFORTABLE skates ever. My daughter has blisters and my ankles are bruised from the hard plastic rubbing against them. 5. No cubbies or lockers to store your shoes, etc. while skating. So disorganized! 6. No decent seating areas or shade for general seating unless you want to pay ridiculous prices for igloo reservations. Overall we had fun, but I am thankful that my kids and I got out of there without breaking any bones!

Great park for BMX - this place has transfer and manual lines all over the place. It's not a "big…read moretranny" spot like Linda Vista or Clairemont but it's super fun. Only downside is that it's a a staffed skatepark with limited hours - check the website before you go. But for a mellow, really enjoyable session I highly recommend.

Staff are not friendly at all and all about the fact that this is a paid skate park. They insist…read moreyou get a membership. No paid skating without membership and then make you fill out forms. Actually they ask the 8 year old to fill out their name and sign first . Seriously that's not legally binding? The funny thing is it's small and no better than all the San Diego city free skate parks...like Robb field, etc.

Nice open park, with two playgrounds. One is for older kids with lots of things to climb on and two…read moreswings. The tot playground is still decent for younger kids. Ample room to run around, play soccer or basketball on the court. There is. A nice track/sidewalk that goes around the loop. Only downside, no bathrooms.

7/19/23 First time here, looking for a place to walk my dog that is cool and shady amidst this…read morepending heatwave! Here are my first impressions... Pros: *YES!!! Lots of shade and cool at around 5p in July! *Not terribly crowded when we walked here...hidden gem! *Good sized grassy area to set up sports practice, have a picnic, or rest awhile...when I was here there was a kids soccer camp with just 2 groups of kiddos CONS: *Cobwebs in the drinking fountain near the playground...bring your own water! (See picture) *Cobwebs in the doggie poo bag dispenser....please remember to bring your own bags and pick up after your pup! (See picture) NOTES: *Yelp map does not take you to the park....it takes you about 0.5 miles past to a random intersection. (See pictures) After posting this review, I will let Yelp know. Use directions from the CV Parks & Rec website instead (https://www.chulavistaca.gov/departments/public-works/parks/locations-features-amenities-photos/explorer-park) *I didn't see a parking lot...I parked on the street as did others. Parking was not a problem when I was here. Can't say for sure on holidays.