The park features 22,000 square feet of skate-able surface, including elements such as railings, stairs, a ten-foot key hole and a ninety-foot long snake run. There is also a beginner's bowl for young skaters to develop their skills.

The Memorial Skate park is a great all around skate park. The concrete is relatively smooth, fast, and kinkless with metal coping all around with the exception of some pool block coping on a 7' 1/4 pipe in the reservoir section. The Memorial Skate park is definitely one the premiere skate parks in San Diego County.

Didn't skate this one, just checked it
out. Metal ramps in a variety of configurations. These things must get cooking during the hot summer months. Lots of nice transitions, big vertical ramp, cool-looking bowl/spine/mini-ramp combo. Give us your feedback on this one.

The Poway Skate park offers some great flow and transition skateboarding. Features of the park include a really fun reservoir section and a snake run leading into a 6' square bowl with a 6' wide 3' extension. Overall the snake run is a blast to skate.

The 22,000 square foot park has a mix of wood and concrete structures and ramps. In this Advanced Street park you will find a picnic table down six stairs, 3 flat 3, anural pads, flat rails, half pipes, quarter pipes and a spine. It also has a replica of the San Dieguito 10 stair rail.

With 40,000 square feet of concrete, this skate park has something for everyone, regardless of age or skill level, including a street course design which features a combination bowl, along with numerous handrails, ledges, blocks, a pump bump and an octagon volcano.

A relatively small park. I would look for better in San Diego unless you happen to live near-by.