It's ok. The mini ramp has a bunch of holes in it and would be a lot better if all the holes got…read morepatched up.

Brought my 6 year old here for the first time. I like it. Not ghetto at all. Perfect spot for kids…read moreto men to come and skate away instead of out there doing stupid ****. Just being honest. We had rain for some days and Saturday was the first day ever the sun finally came out and everyone enjoyed themselves even a few that I'm sure are regulars there had some time to show my little one some new stuff. Thank you! We'll for sure be back happy yelping!

I attend hms and around every other day I go to this skate park. I absolutely love it, the people…read morehere are so friendly and social. I never once felt out of place here.

Hailing from Western Pennsylvania where the cement skateparks are plentiful and allow bmxers to…read moreride freely, it's been quite a change to live in Los Angeles where you can't ride a lot of them. Hawthorne Skatepark or Larry Guidi Skatepark is a decent bmx friendly skatepark if you ride bmx and are looking for a place to session up for awhile. They've recently begun enforcing helmets and full pads, so the skatepark is usually pretty empty at all times now. The construction of the skatepark could have been better, they have a decent size street spine but it lands you into a small mellow 4' transition section on the other side. One thing the skatepark doesn't lack is plenty of hips to hit and ledges to grind. The skatepark lacks good flow but if you are used to riding street then you should be ok.

Great pump track, but unfortunately this poor excuse absolute trash of an entitled human waste…read morelikes to harasses people on the pump track. Beware. He told me to go learn in the parking lot and insisted there were nonexistent directional signs on the pump track when there literally was not. Big yikes.

I don't come to this side of the city but I made the drive just to go to the Pump Track and no…read moreregrets! This is the only pump track I know of in the Los Angeles area so if you like to bmx, scooter, rollerblade, or skate definitely check this cool place out. There are two pump tracks. One for beginners, and the other for intermediate/ advanced. There is also a separate skate ramp away from the tracks. Everyone around the park was respectful when I spent the entire day here. The type of people using the track just want to have fun and everyone gets their turn practicing on the track, patiently waiting to go, and friendly to learners. Just exercise normal caution as you can bump into some people on the track if you aren't careful of who's in front and behind you too. Cool vibe for kids and family-friendly. 100% felt safe. The space is also kept clean which I love. I spent most of my time on the beginner pump track. There are little standing platform areas inside the pump track where you can practice a certain section so you don't have to start from the beginning to the end of the loop every time.

I have been to many skateparks all over southern California. This is the cleanest and most well run…read moreskatepark I have been to. The terrain is a great mix of vert and street. As for paying a few dollars, you get cleanliness, safety, and a staff who are friendly. Stop being so cheap....

I don't like it I hate it you have to have a "member ship" that's dumb I under stand if u have to…read morepay to get in but a "member ship" and you have to sign up oh heck no skate parks are supposed to be free or not high price but a membership never coming again.

It's in a sketchy ish area, no fence so 24/7 but there are a few people who live in the foliage so…read moreyou might want to consider if they were sleeping if not. Pretty clean concrete, super steap transition, I'd say 4ft transition cut on 6ft features, nice flat land section, kidney bean pool is same it reminds me of an adult size version of the pool at Grazano? Park under the Manhattan bridge in Brooklyn it's not bad It's pretty good if you can cope.

Smooth park with mostly street obstacles, ledges, three stairs, and a bank. Great for multiple…read moreages. Lighted so open at night.

Great park. Very smooth. Mostly street obstacles, ledges, three stairs, and a bank. Fun clean park.read more

Showed up at 2PM on a Wednesday fully padded because I heard you needed them to get in…read more Too bad, because the entire park was locked/closed for some reason?? There's no information online, other than that it should be open. Whatever.

This place sucks don't go they change the rules every time you go! 2 days ago they sent me away for…read morenot wearing elbow pads?!?! I have been skating for 35 years I'm know what pads I need the The next day I brought my 3 year old son who has been riding there for 6 months on his strider push bike and said sorry he has to leave no bikes aloud!?!? It was 9am no one was there but us! So my son who has respect out there and knows the rules can't go but all these dumb parents can' drop off their kids like it's free daycare on their scooters and ride around with total disregard for anyone? Culver City needs to put in charge someone who actually skates and knows the rules of skating. Respect

My 7 year old son has been going to Champ Camp skate camp for some of his school breaks, Sunday…read moreskate pods, and summer camp for the last year or so at the El Segundo location. His 4 year old brother is scared to join for now but enjoys watching his older brother do his demos. He has also been going to the Champ Camp beach camp and has lot of fun at both types of camps. It's really nice that this is available for younger kids.

Three of my kids attended this summer. One had skated before but the other two were just going…read morealong because I made them. By the end of the week they were fully on board with "high fives and smooth rides." I don't expect them to be Tony hawk tomorrow but they are comfortable on a board, go to skatepark in their free time and have a better appreciation for the athletics required of skateboarding. My kids also told me to say that Trevor is boss

Old and beaten up park. It definitely needs some updating and repairs.read more

1 star off for the parking lot which is small and the spaces are super tight. Also if you go in and…read morethere are no spots you have to somehow carefully turn around to exit the way you entered. My Google Maps also took us to the wrong location but luckily I have no qualms with asking locals where it is The park itself is fun. It had a huge grass area to run around. The two slides that are stone are tall and fast but super fun. There is a cool rope obstacle course Definitely a nice park to visit once you get out of your park

The good: This park has sand, squishy mat, and wood chips…read more There's a fun metal roller slide, a climbing gym, swings, picnic benches with shade, a community garden, flat sidewalk areas for scooters, a seesaw for 4 people, a bridge, and more. It's a few blocks away from the ocean. The grass is very green and nice for picnics. Dogs must be on leashes. I thought the mini picnic tables for kids was really cute. I got lots of recommendations from a Facebook group I'm in for this park. The bad: The bathrooms were blocked off so I used the portable potties by the parking lot. The potties were very full and smelled more than average. I was hoping for a park without sand because my daughter loves sand so much and always ends up only playing in sand and making a mess. The interesting: The cement slides are very fast so be cautious! The parking lot has a six hour limit.