The park was poured with relatively slow but smooth red concrete and the overall flow of the park is not obvious when you first start skating the park. The park is sectioned off with an upper reservoir that has mellow 3’ to 4’ banks with a pyramid and moon crater in the middle, a lower section that flows down on one side of the pyramid that has banks ranging from 2’ to 8’ , and a third section which consists of a long encapsulated half-pipe which ends in a 5’ mellow bowl that has a left-hand hip jogging over to a 5’ mellow tranny.

For the most part there is flat-top metal coping along the periphery of the upper reservoir and the half-pipe and bowl. The park has many street type obstacles laced mostly on the edges of the park and there is a 4-stair that is located adjacent to the hip located in the bowl.

The park is located next to the Laguna Hills High School and it can get extremely crowded between the hours of 3 to 8 during the week. This park can be fun to skate but the main problem that I have skating there is that there are too many points of entry into all sections of the park! It seems most of the kids just learning how to skate do not understand that dropping in on someone in the middle of their run is not that cool of a thing to do!

Bottom Line – The Laguna Hills Skate Park is roughly 2 miles from my house and I skate it on average maybe once a month. Good Times are possible(kind of)! If you are in the area then check it out for yourself.