Treasure Island Skatepark

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Treasure Island Skatepark comes across as a small DIY-style spot with a mixed bag of features: ramps, a large roll-in bank, rough concrete, pool coping, and plenty of cracks and broken-up spots. The vibe seems laid-back and usually quiet, with several people calling it a hidden gem, peaceful, and inspirational thanks to the art. At the same time, maintenance is a recurring complaint: reviewers mention trash, broken glass, urine smell, unfinished areas, and some construction work in progress. Skaters who want a mellow session and don’t mind rougher DIY conditions may enjoy it, especially BMX riders, since one reviewer specifically said it may be better for BMX. It does not sound ideal for absolute beginners; one skater explicitly said they wouldn’t go there if they were just starting out. Families also had fun there, and kids were described as enjoying it. Overall, this is a quiet, creative park with character, but the surface and upkeep sound inconsistent, so expect a raw setup rather than a polished modern skatepark.