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San Diego, California
Paid
Triple B Parks Inc appears to be more of a multi-use complex than a dedicated skate destination, though one reviewer does call out a “Great Skate Park” with “plenty of space.” The surrounding property seems busy and mixed-use, with tennis courts, a dog park, a baseball park, clinics, shops, and restaurants all mentioned in the reviews. That makes it sound convenient for families and groups, but not necessarily like a pure skate session spot. The biggest consistent complaint is parking: several visitors say there are too many cars, limited parking, or not enough parking. Accessibility is a plus on paper, since the description lists wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot. Beyond that, the reviews don’t give much detail on specific obstacles, surface quality, shade, or lights, so it’s hard to judge the technical skating experience. Overall, this looks like a place that may work for casual skating or combining a session with other errands, but the limited skate-specific detail means skaters should go in with cautious expectations.
Reviews are mostly about the larger complex; skate-park-specific features are not described in detail.
No posted hours · public skate park, typically open dawn to dusk.
Reviewers mostly describe Triple B Parks Inc as a busy multi-use site with clinics, shops, restaurants, a dog park, baseball park, and tennis courts, and one person specifically praises a “Great Skate Park” with plenty of space. The strongest recurring negative theme is parking, with multiple comments saying parking is limited or hard to find because of the number of cars. Other reviews are generic, positive, or unrelated to skating, so there is little consistent detail about the skate features themselves. Overall, the feedback suggests a convenient but crowded property with unclear skate-specific amenities.
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