Morro Bay Skate Park

Low marks for the foul-​mouthed losers who hung out there during our visit and created an uninviting atmosphere for us and others.
The ramps are okay, but skating between them requires rolling over rough asphalt — an old parking lot.
The youth center seems like an admirable mission, but it’s located on a creepy Scooby Doo-​haunted dead miniature golf park…“Hey Scoob, let’s scram! This place is like givin’ me the creeps!“
I’d avoid this place… nearby Los Osos has a much nicer skate park with moderate supervision (no scooters, however).
2 stars — needs improvement.

I added this location to Unilocal.We happened upon it when I was working across the street. I dragged my kid along on this business trip. He who has recently become very enthusiastic about skateboarding. He brought his board and was hoping to find a place to practice tricks and skills. We weren’t sure there would be anything nearby, and Unilocal did not show anything. He was happy to find this skate park right across from where my meeting was, but unfortunately it didn’t open for another hour at 3pm. Then promptly at 3 all the local high school kids (all boys today) from the school around the corner came with their boards and a couple with bikes to let out some energy.
This place is right in front of the morro bay teen center. We didn’t go inside the center but saw that it looked like a pretty good place for kids to gather and maybe hang out, do homework. It’s open to kids from grade 7 – 12.
By 3:45pm, all the boys had left the skate park as their parents picked them up. My kid liked having it all to himself. I asked him how he rates this place. He thinks 4 stars and liked the flat ground except for the different structures. He thinks the equipment is in really condition. A good place for kids to practice their skating skills overall. Glad we found it. And happy to add it to Unilocal for other visitors.