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Westchester Skatepark. Los Angeles, California

4.6(166 Google reviews)

Ranked #5 of 14 skate parks in Los Angeles by visitor rating

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About

Westchester Skatepark is a well-designed street plaza in Los Angeles offering something for skaters of all levels. The park features quality concrete with a slick surface ideal for technical tricks, along with stairs, hubbas, grinding rails, and various ledges. With plenty of open flat space, you'll find room for creative lines whether you're practicing curbs or advancing your skills. The park opens early at 5am and stays open until 10:30pm daily, making it accessible for morning sessions when it's less crowded. Located next to a playground and featuring free parking, it's a local favorite with cool vibes and no intimidating fencing – just pure skating space.

What visitors say

★★★★★

Open 5am-10:30pm everyday. Has lights but didn’t see them on. You can still kind of see at night without them. Well designed and built street plaza. No prison fences here. I would suggest putting metal at the bottom of the stairs and ends of ledges, similar to the edges of the…

★★★★

Lovely little skatepark. Lots of open flat space, and the concrete is super slick but not too slippy. Loads of room for lines and there's something for everyone to skate regardless if skill level (i.e the curb for me) Only real downside is there's no transition here. Still,…

★★★★★

Great place to skate in the mornings when it's not too crowded, floor is very slick, will help your 360s turn into 540s which sometimes is good and bad. Cool vibes from the locals, have a good set of stairs, hubbas, rails, and a bank, personally my favorite. Check it out if…

★★★★★

This park has a big playground for big kids and toddlers too, plus sand and a big shady area. Next to the playground is the skate park.

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