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 Rialto - Margaret Todd Park Skateboard Park |
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| PHOTO/VIDEO GALLERY for the Rialto - Margaret Todd Park Skatepark |
( View Gallery) | | Description: Images of the park and some of the local skaters. Some tough kids lurk at this place so be sure to bring your longboard in case you need to defend yourself. | |
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| | Description: Local kid hitting one of the many rails at the Rialto Park | |
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| | Description: These kids are extremely focused on the rails and do not realize there is some tranny in the park. | |
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| | Description: More rail action. Check out all the crap at the bottom of the stairs. This park probably has not been maintained since it was opened. Needless to say the locals seemed like they could care less. | |
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| Rialto - Margaret Todd Park Skateboard Park Details |
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| Park: | Rialto - Margaret Todd Park |
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| City: | Rialto |
| County: | San Bernadino | State: | CA |
| Location: | Margaret Todd Park |
| Address: | 201 N. Willow St |
| Has Lights: | No | Ownership: | Public |
| Designer: | Purkiss Rose | Year Opened: | 2001 |
| Gated: | No | Staffed: | No |
| Terrain: | Street | Surface: | Concrete |
| Inside/Outside: | Outside | | |
| Park Size: | 10,000+- Sq Ft | Visited? | Yes |
| Review: | The day that we visited the Rialto park (take note – we have not been back since) the park was packed with street skaters that were barging every inch of the street obstacles strewn throughout the skate park. For not so obvious reasons, the trannys were lost in the background of the park. Taking the tranny for a ride I found the bowls and banks that are available at the park are far from wicked and in fact they are basically horrible. Overall the park was littered with dirt, trash, and other debris which did not leave me with the impression that the city maintains the skatepark.
Bottom Line – If you are into street and want to earn your stripes or show off your colors then check it out for yourself. In the end, the locals seem to be having a blast and the outsider writing this review left with a few pictures and the feeling that I would probably most likely never return. - MH -
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| Hours: | Daily from dawn to dusk
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| Pricing: | Free
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| Rules: | Helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads required
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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: | 909-421-4949 |
| Directions: | From the 57 and 10 interchange:
10 East for 25 miles
Exit Cedar Ave (L)
Bloomington Ave (R)
Riverside Ave (L)
Rialto Ave (L)
Willow Ave (R)
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