Len Moore Skate Park
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4.6(119)
Location
Chula Vista, California
bowl skatingtransition skatingintermediate to advanced skaterskids and scooter riderslearning tricks
Len Moore Skate Park is a multi-part park with a bowl, ramps at different heights, rails/ledges, and shaded areas—great if you want variety. Go earlier in the day if you’re relying on lights, since some skaters report the lights aren’t turned on after sunset.
At a Glance
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Features
BowlVert RampRailsLedgesStairs
Park has lights for nighttime sessions, but multiple reviews say the lights may not be turned on after sunset. Open hours vary by season (e.g., closes around 5pm in fall/winter and later in summer). Some reviews mention wooden ramps/coping needing maintenance (nails sticking up, trash, coping not sitting properly). Shaded flat areas are available; park is described as kid-friendly and includes scooter/bike areas.
The Setup
This 4-part skate park with features for both pros & amateurs offers lights for nighttime sessions.
Hours
- Friday
- 8AM-9PM
- Monday
- 8AM-7PM
- Sunday
- 1:55AM-7PM
- Tuesday
- 8AM-7PM
- Saturday
- 8AM-7PM
- Thursday
- Open 24 hours
- Wednesday
- 8AM-7PM
Community Voice
Skaters consistently describe Len Moore Skate Park as a fun, varied spot with a bowl, multiple ramp areas, and plenty of rails/ledges, plus a friendly neighborhood vibe. Many visitors say it’s good for kids and mixed experience levels, though some note it’s more vert-focused than street-focused. Complaints are mainly about maintenance and cleanliness at times (trash, wooden ramps/coping in poor shape) and about the lights not being reliably turned on after dark.
Overall Sentiment
70%
Pros
- Has a bowl plus multiple ramp areas at different heights
- Lots of rails/ledges and diverse obstacles for different styles
- Shaded flat areas and a spacious layout
- Friendly atmosphere and generally respectful visitors
- Kid-friendly with options for scooters/bikes
Cons
- Lights may not be turned on after sunset despite being listed
- Some wooden ramps/coping are reported as falling apart or unsafe (nails sticking up, coping not sitting properly)
- Trash is sometimes present
- Can get crowded with scooter kids
- Some sections may feel more vert/transition-focused than street-flow
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