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Beginner, Intermediate
Los Angeles, California
Lake Street Skatepark is a compact mixed street-and-transition spot with a decent variety of obstacles: rails, ledges, banks, quarter pipes, A-frames, a Manny pad, and a bowl in the back. Skaters repeatedly praise the design and the quality of the concrete, with several calling it smooth, well made, and fun. The park seems to suit intermediate to advanced skaters best, though one reviewer says there’s something for all levels and another notes it can work for families, especially with a son skating there daily. The main downside is the site itself: the whole park sits on a slope, which creates awkward flow, makes pushing uphill harder, and can feel cramped because the features are packed close together. Lights are available, but one review says they only cover half the park, so night sessions may be uneven. Crowds appear mixed, with some saying it’s not too busy while others say it gets crowded and is worth arriving early. Bathrooms were not seen by at least one reviewer.
Park sits on a slope; lights only cover part of the park; no bathrooms observed by at least one reviewer.
Reviewers consistently praise Lake Street Skatepark for its solid build quality, smooth concrete, and varied mix of street and transition features. The bowl, rails, ledges, Manny pad, banks, and quarter pipes get repeated shoutouts, and several skaters say the park is fun and well designed. At the same time, the downhill slope is the most common complaint, with many noting awkward flow, cramped spacing, and difficulty skating back uphill. Opinions on skill level lean toward intermediate and advanced riders, though a few mention it can still work for a range of abilities. Lights are appreciated, but coverage may be incomplete, and at least one reviewer reports no bathrooms on site.
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