Pedlow Skatepark

Great park but it is often closed. We are hear the day after thanksgiving. Kids are out of school and it is closed! So everyone climbs the fence and skates. Either staff it or take the stupid fence down so the kids can use the tax payers resource
The kids here are cool and nice to others
Take down the wall!!!

itz great it needs more scooters there i was like the only one

Good park over all been skating this park since it opened. Haha. Yeah really. Cool things to hit. Just don’t go passed 3 on week days or weekends morning to close, so many kids it gets annoying and they play skate in the middle so you cant even hit a line bc they start to bitch, don’t even get me started on waxing a ledge there, its like these kids are afraid to go fast. But over all cool park. When its empty!

I have scouted a bunch of skate parks and this one had a very friendly crowd. Lots to do, its a cool course. I talked to the staff there and they are friendly, they are always walking around and checking on people. I like that. I thought it was cool to see so mamy parents around. Great place to skate on a cloudy Sunday morning.

very cool skate park and especially the staff shout out to my bro rob for giving me some staples to fix my pants cuz i had a rip please check out this skatepark you have a fun time and the people are pretty chill at this park

Positives
–different areas for everyone.
–bigger kids nicer to the younger ones (my son is 8)
–free
Negatives
— the cloud of pot smoke that one has to walk through to enter
–the cloud of pot smoke in the corner once you are inside
— supervision by the county employee is non-​existent (lawsuit!)
–there is no gear to rent. You look through the lost and found and scrounge from what is there. Bring your own stuff.
We go to Pedlow at least 4 times per week. Everyone is usually pretty mellow. You just have to look past drug dealing, gambling, and empty beer bottles in the bushes.

Fun park

Nice all-​concrete park, basically the only one in the west valley. It has a small street course and flow section, a big vert bowl with a roll-​in, and a weird snake run that ends in a tiny bowl that the kids use as a launch ramp. This park is usually pretty busy, although mostly with street skaters so there never seems to be anyone in the vert bowl. Needless to say, that’s where you’ll find me.
The signs say that pads are required, but it seems like they only enforce helmets. I think it’s around $ 5 or $ 10 to get in.
Bottom line is Venice has a better snake run, Santa Monica has better pools and bowls, and I’ve seen better street courses, but if you live in the valley, it’s not bad. Bring water since it’s always 110 degrees in the valley.