Robert Gumbimer Skatepark – Long Beach, California
★3.7(37 Google reviews)
Ranked #14 of 16 skate parks in Long Beach by visitor rating
Street sectionRampsLit at night
About
Robert Gumbimer Skatepark is a compact 24-hour skate spot in Long Beach featuring a flatbar, ledges, bank, and clamshell quarter pipe. While small, visitors praise its well-sized obstacles and usually quiet atmosphere, making it ideal for focused sessions. The park includes decent flat ledges and a nice bank perfect for progression. Note that this is a tight, intimate space best visited during daylight hours. Located just minutes from downtown Long Beach, it's a solid neighborhood option for local skaters looking for convenient access to quality features.
What visitors say
★★★★★
“This skatepark is pretty decent for the how small it is. A good flat bar, ledges, a quarter pipe and a bank. Pretty much all you need but the ledges are a bit tall and the kicker gap is unnecessary since there’s not much speed and a flat bottom would make the down ledges easier…”
★★★★★
“A very small, pre-fab built skatepark. There's 2 decent small flat ledges and a nice flatbar. The bank is alright. The kicker gap should have just been a driveway though.
Would be ok if you lived in the middle of nowhere but there is a new park just 1 mile away on Lincoln Park…”
★★★★★
“Cool little park, empty usually and obstacles are sized well. Don’t go alone after dark tho.”
★★★★★
“Cool park super small. The benches are perfect so is thew bank the clam shell quarter pipe is dope also. really tight park tho. also watch out for the bums”
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