Ranked #1 of 14 skate parks in Los Angeles by visitor rating
Street sectionRampsLit at night
About
Chevy Chase Skatepark is a highly-rated Los Angeles skate spot featuring a diverse mix of street features including flat bars, ledges, rails, stairs, and down ledges. With a 4.9-star rating from local riders, this park delivers plenty of variety for experienced skaters. Night lighting makes evening sessions possible throughout the week. The concrete surface offers a challenging but rewarding ride. While the half-pipe has some quirky sizing differences, the overall layout keeps skaters engaged with multiple lines and progression opportunities. Open daily from 5 AM to 10:30 PM, Chevy Chase is worth the drive for those seeking quality street skating in LA.
What visitors say
★★★★★
“Great mix of features. Solid flat bar, bunch of different flat ledges, down rails, stairs, down ledges, anything you need. The only bad thing about this park is the half pipe is different sizes on each side and the noping quarter pipe is a bit weird. Other than that the park is…”
★★★★★
“There’s a very fine layer of dust settled over this skatepark that makes it kinda dangerous lol.
Seriously though, park is great but tough to skate, perhaps because of the type of concrete used. Either way lots of fun!”
★★★★★
“The skatepark looks really fun. Great coverage photographs. Pictures taken like a film location scout. I really got a sense of the place and now I know it's worth the drive from Northridge. Thanks for that.”
★★★★★
“Good for riders with experience. My son broke his wrist here.”
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