Michael K. Green Skate Park – Long Beach, California
★4.2(136 Google reviews)
Ranked #11 of 16 skate parks in Long Beach by visitor rating
Street sectionRamps
About
Michael K. Green Skate Park is a multi-section skate park in Long Beach that caters to skaters and scooter riders of all skill levels. The park features a notable mini ramp – the best in Long Beach according to visitors – along with quarter pipes, a pyramid with ledges, rails, and a unique euro gap/Hubba combo. The facility combines plastic, metal, and cement features across three distinct sections, helping prevent overcrowding. While the mini ramp shows signs of wear, it remains a solid destination for learning tricks and building skills. With extended hours daily from 7am to 8pm, it's a convenient spot for locals to practice and improve their abilities.
What visitors say
★★★★★
“A good park for locals. The neighborhood isn’t the best, but overall it’s a decent place to work out. There are exercise machines and pull-up bars, a basketball court, and a skate park. The park is about the width of a basketball court but stretches for several blocks. There are …”
★★★★★
“The best mini ramp in all of Long Beach but it’s getting more and more beat up with cracks and holes in the plastic. The rest of the skatepark is alright with a decent pyramid with ledges, a big pole jam and some other quarter pipes. This skatepark has plastic, metal and cement…”
★★★★★
“It's a decent enough little park. It's chopped up into 3 sections so it doesn't get too crowded. It's scooter central though.
Nice little rail and hip, with a strange gigantic euro gap/curved Hubba combo.”
★★★★★
“Nice skatepark for kidsof all ages and ethnic backgrounds. I visited two days in a row with my grandson. He had a blast on his scooter. Going up and down the hills and ramps helped him to learn how balance, gain social skills & have lots of fun! 😁He's a happy camper.”
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