Logan Wells Memorial Skatepark
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4.3(46)
Location
Anaheim, California
Entry
Paid
transition skatinglearning mini bowl/quarter-pipepracticing rails and ledgeskidsdaytime sessions
Logan Wells Memorial Skatepark is a small, well-built spot with mini bowl/quarter-pipe features plus rails and ledges, making it great for practicing transitions and learning lines. Bring your daytime session because there are no lights, and expect it to get crowded with kids and beginners nearby.
At a Glance
ParkingParking
Materialsmooth concrete
Features
BowlStreet SectionRailsLedgesMini Ramp
No lights reported, so riding gets hard after dark. Park is small and can fill up with roughly 6–8 skaters; reviewers suggest going during school hours to avoid kids. One reviewer notes an open area near a drainage ditch that could be risky for boards/people. Rec center nearby has clean bathrooms; parking can fill up quickly during ball games.
Hours
- Friday
- Open 24 hours
- Monday
- Open 24 hours
- Sunday
- Open 24 hours
- Tuesday
- Open 24 hours
- Saturday
- Open 24 hours
- Thursday
- Open 24 hours
- Wednesday
- Open 24 hours
Community Voice
Skaters find Logan Wells Memorial Skatepark to be small but fun, with smooth concrete and a good mix of mini bowl/quarter-pipe transition features plus rails and ledges. Many visitors appreciate it as a place to learn transitions and practice new tricks, and several mention it feels safe due to the nearby police presence. Common complaints are that the park is limited in size, can get crowded with 6–8 skaters (especially with kids), and has no lights for night riding; one reviewer also flags a drainage-ditch area that could be hazardous.
Overall Sentiment
80%
Pros
- Smooth, well-built concrete surface
- Mini bowl/quarter-pipe features that are good for learning transitions
- Good variety of rails and ledges for practicing tricks
- Clean park and feels safe with police nearby
- Fun for catching air and building lines with creativity
Cons
- No lights, making it hard to ride after dark
- Small size can lead to crowding and getting in each other’s way
- Limited fundamental obstacles for the park’s small footprint
- Open area near a drainage ditch can be risky for boards/people
- Parking can fill up quickly during nearby sports games
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