Stockton Skate Park
Overview
The Stockton Skate Park is located on El Dorado Street, between Swain Road and Benjamin Holt Drive. This exciting venue for skaters was constructed and opened in December 2000. The facility features a moon, small bowl, offset steps, half-pipe, rail, EMB, fun box, block, piano, and a star. The skate park is a great recreational facility for all ages to enjoy one of today's most popular sports. The park provides a safe, positive, alcohol and drug-free atmosphere for Stockton youth. The venue has a variety of popular features and compares favorably to other skate parks in the region. Helmets and pads are required.
Hours of Operation:
- Sunrise to sunset
- Free admission
Amenities
- Family Friendly
- Free Admission
- Free Parking
- Sports
Eldo is what they call this place. Lol. It's still pretty cool after all these years. The flat rail is super cool. Manny pad is dope. Always has been. The stairs are the only thing that are difficult to skate. The bottom 3 stair ledge is sick! Wish the double set had longer run way. Many epic tricks over the years have happened at Stockton skatepark! I was saw Nick Johnson Nollie flip back nose slide the flat rail 1st try. It was GNARLY!
Vintage skate park with an outdated design. There are layers of paint chipping away creating rough texture on some of the quarter pipes. The park is fun and the steep transitions are fulfilling to do tricks on. There are even some decent flat ledges and a manual pad.