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 Long Beach Skateboard Park |
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| PHOTO/VIDEO GALLERY for the Long Beach Skatepark |
( View Gallery) | | Description: An overview of the Long Beach El Dorado Park Skate Park | |
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| | Description: Rules at the El Dorado Skate Park | |
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| Long Beach Skateboard Park Details |
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| Park: | Long Beach |
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| City: | Long Beach |
| County: | Los Angeles | State: | CA |
| Location: | El Dorado Park |
| Address: | 2800 Studebaker Road |
| Has Lights: | Yes | Ownership: | Public |
| Designer: | Purkiss Rose | Year Opened: | 2000 |
| Gated: | No | Staffed: | No |
| Terrain: | Tranny, Street | Surface: | Concrete |
| Inside/Outside: | Outside | | |
| Park Size: | 15,000+- Sq Ft | Visited? | Yes |
| Review: | Welcome to the expansive El Dorado Park and the nicely designed poorly built El Dorado Skatepark. At first glance the skatepark looks well rounded with a good mix of low-level tranny and street terrain. However, once you pop onto your board and take the transitions for a ride you will soon realize that whoever built this park was nose deep in glue on the days the concrete was poured. Actually, it is not thattt…. bad. As you can see in the gallery overview,the skatepark boasts the usual rails, stairs, ledges, and fun boxes for the street oriented skater. For the flow oriented tranny skater, the lay of the park is slow to navigate, lumpy, and could possibly lead to thoughts of better terrain and a quick trip back to the transport.
Bottom Line – Not the worst and definitely not the best – if you are in the area then check it out for yourself. - MH -
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| Hours: | Dawn to 10 PM everyday
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| Pricing: | Free
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| Rules: | Helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads required
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NOTE: |
We post the rules stated at the skatepark. At many public skateparks you can potentially get away without wearing safety gear but at the risk of getting ticketed by the local authorities.
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| Events: | No events scheduled
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| Links: | Official Site
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| Tele: | 562-570-3100 |
| Directions: | From the 405 and 605 interchange:
605 North
Exit Willow (Go West)
Studebaker (R)
El Dorado Park is on the right
Pull into the 2nd driveway on the right
Park in the lot to the right
Skatepark is east of the parking lot
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