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Intermediate
San Diego, California
Damato Skatepark comes across as a very small, cramped neighborhood park with a mixed bag of transition features rather than a full street setup. Reviewers mention a bowl/pool area, quarter pipes, half pipes, a small ledge, stairs, and pyramids after a reported redesign, but the recurring complaint is that the layout is awkward and the park does not flow well. Several skaters say the transitions are too steep or bumpy, with cracks, shifted concrete, and even a drain placed in the skate path. That makes it sound more fun for skaters who like to adapt and try unusual terrain than for anyone looking for a clean, modern session. It also seems poor for BMX because one reviewer says it is "WAY too small for BMX." The vibe is local and neighborhood-oriented, with a few tables and some shade from trees nearby. No lights, restrooms, or other support amenities are mentioned, so it reads more like a quick session spot than a destination park.
Newer reviews mention the bowl was removed and pyramids added.
Skaters consistently describe Damato as tiny, cramped, and awkward to skate, with several calling out poor design and weak flow. The most common positives are that it has some fun transition pieces, a bowl/pool area, quarter pipes, half pipes, a ledge, and newer pyramid elements, but many say the concrete is bumpy, steep, or prone to wheel hang-ups. A few reviewers note it can be entertaining if you like quirky terrain or live nearby, while others strongly recommend driving to better parks instead. BMX riders are specifically warned off because of the park's small size. The few non-skating comments mention tables, some shade, and a neighborhood setting, but the dominant impression is of a challenging, imperfect local park.
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