Overview

Alex Road Skatepark—better known by locals as Prince Park—is one of Oceanside’s most popular skate destinations. Spanning over 20,000 square feet, the park is packed with both transition and street features, making it a versatile spot for skaters of all skill levels. From flowing bowls to handrails, ledges, and stair sets, there’s something here for everyone looking to progress their skating.

The park is located within the Melba Bishop Recreation Center, providing easy access to bathrooms, water fountains, and open green space. Families can relax on the sidelines or enjoy the nearby fields and facilities while skaters ride. A dedicated parking lot makes visiting stress-free.

With its clean design, ocean-inspired atmosphere, and strong local skate scene, Robb Field’s sister park in Oceanside—Prince Park—is a must-visit if you’re exploring North County.

Features

Street Section: Rails, ledges, hubbas, banks, and stair sets.
Bowls & Transitions: Large open flow bowl with extensions and hips for advanced riders.
Variety of Terrain: Great mix of transition and street obstacles for skaters of all levels.
Family Friendly: Located in Melba Bishop Park with fields, restrooms, and picnic areas.

Tips for Visiting

• Best for intermediate to advanced skaters, though mornings are less crowded and easier for beginners.

• Helmets are required; pads are highly recommended for younger or new skaters.

• A large parking lot is available at Melba Bishop Park.

• Shade can be limited—bring water and sunscreen.

• Great spot to skate before or after checking out Oceanside’s beaches, shops, and food spots.