Ranked #11 of 14 skate parks in Los Angeles by visitor rating
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About
Lincoln Park Skatepark in Los Angeles offers a fun mix of terrain for skaters of all levels. The park features a downhill snakerun section that flows into a lower area with flatground, ledges, stairs, and a solid flatbar setup. Beginners appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and accessible features, while the park's central location near dining options and ample parking makes it convenient for day trips. Visitors praise the spacious grounds and relaxed vibe, though experienced ledge skaters may find limited flat-ground obstacles. With a 4.4-star rating from 248 reviews, Lincoln Park is a solid choice for Los Angeles skaters looking to progress their skills.
What visitors say
★★★★★
“It's a very large park with tons of trees and lots of ducks. They also have some very interesting placement of art around the center of the park. It's a very nice place to just sit on a bench relax under a tree or bring your kids over to ride the bikes around the park. I would…”
★★★★★
“I'd seen this park on Instagram quite a bit before I skated it. It seems quite popular but it's not anything overly special.
Fun downhill snakerun style section leads into a lower section with lots of flatground and a few big ledges down stairs.
#cementurians…”
★★★★★
“This park is great for beginners. @board.2.tears on IG. We meet up there at least once a month. Lots of parking and across from a mom/pop Mexican place that is REALLY good on Selig Pl across the street”
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