San Diego Skateparks Directory
Park De La Cruz
Type
Public Skatepark
Size
19,000 sq. ft.
Parking-Access
Street spaces and a nearby school lot.
SDS Rating
7.5/10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Overview
The park features a backyard-style pool and flow bowl with a spine ramp and extensions, an escalator-style loveseat corner, a stair set with rails, euro step-up gaps, grind rail and ledge combinations, an A-frame with rails and a flat gap, multiple manual pads, and a unique “M”-shaped transition ramp.
- Street Plaza: Rails, ledges, stairs, manuals, and smooth lines.
- Transition/Bowls: open flow bowl, vert bowl
Tips for Visiting
- Best for beginners early mornings; weekends can be crowded.
- Bring water and pads; the park is large and sessions run long.
- parking lot near north side next to the rec center and side street
Map & Location
Location: 3901 Landis St. San Diego, CA 92105
🛹 Park de la Cruz Skatepark (San Diego, CA)
SDS Rating
⭐ 7.5/10
Is this park good for beginners?
Yes — the park has open street sections and smaller banks that are great for learning, though the larger bowls are better for skaters with more experience. Mornings are usually the best time for newer riders.
Are helmets and pads required?
Yes. Helmets are mandatory, and pads (knee, elbow, wrist) are strongly encouraged for safety.
Do you offer lessons here?
Definitely — private and group lessons are available with Pro Skater Mike Owen. Book a lesson today.
Do they have lights?
Yes — the park is lit, so skating into the evening is no problem.
Restrooms & Water Fountains
Yes — both are available at the nearby recreation center.
Is parking available?
Yes — there’s a dedicated parking lot next to the rec center, plus additional street parking nearby.
Is it family-friendly?
Absolutely. The skatepark is part of a large community park that includes sports fields, a playground, and open grassy areas where families can relax.
What’s nearby for visitors?
Located in City Heights, the park is close to local shops, food spots, and just minutes from other San Diego skateparks like Central Avenue and Linda Vista. It’s a great place to start or end a skate day.