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Sacramento, California
$3
Sutter's Landing Skate Park sounds like a mixed-terrain spot with vert ramps, rails, and a street section, and reviewers also describe it as having “all type of terrain.” The vibe comes across as casual and fun, with a strong kid-friendly reputation; several people call it an awesome park for kids and say it has a retro, “70s American feel” by the river. The setting seems appealing too, with river access, trees, trails nearby, and free parking mentioned by at least one reviewer. Amenities called out in reviews include restrooms and parking, though parking was also criticized after renovations. The biggest issue is reliability: multiple skaters say Google’s hours are wrong and that the park was closed when it was supposedly open, so calling ahead is strongly recommended. Cost is also not always clear, since one visitor expected free entry but found there is a fee, and another mentions it being worth $3. The surface/layout gets mixed feedback: some think it looks great, while others say the street section is sketchy and does not flow, and some hardware on the vert ramps was not properly nailed down. Overall, it sounds best for kids, casual sessions, and skaters who like variety more than a perfectly polished flow park.
Google hours appear unreliable; several reviewers said the park was closed during posted open hours.
Visitors consistently praise the park’s variety and overall look, with comments about “all type of terrain,” a cool setup, and a fun riverfront setting. Several reviewers specifically call it great for kids, and the presence of restrooms, parking, and river access adds to the appeal. At the same time, a major theme is frustration with access: multiple skaters report that the posted hours were wrong and that the park was closed when it should have been open, making trip planning unreliable. There are also mixed opinions on the skate layout, with one reviewer saying the street section is sketchy and lacks flow, and another noting that some vert-ramp hardware was not properly secured. Cost is another point of confusion, since some visitors assumed it was free while others mention a fee.
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