Scotty Lapp was a skiing legend in his hometown of Corte Madera, California, near San Francisco, and also in Lake Tahoe, where his family moved to allow Scotty and his brother to pursue their passion for skiing. Scotty was also an avid skater. So, when he passed away in 2022, his friends and family sought to memorialize Scotty with a fitting tribute, the Scotty Lapp Memorial Skatepark--a place for area youth to come together, be active, and have fun. The 7,000-square-foot street plaza also includes some transition sections, including an extension shaped and painted in Scotty's trademark style, replete with beanie and pink glasses. The Scotty Lapp Memorial Skatepark was made possible by the Scotty Lapp Foundation, who seek to make skateboarding, skiing, and snowboarding more accessible to youth. They encourage everyone to visit the park, skate, and have fun with your friends. Because that's what Scotty was all about.

The Watts Skate Park represents a true win for the community. After 15 years of meetings and approvals, the 13,500-sq-ft street plaza was finally opened in February 2025. The Watts Skate Park is also the first to be designed with California Skateparks' All Access Skateparks design approach, which ensures that adaptive skaters and WCMX athletes can access and enjoy the park alongside non-disabled skaters. Thus, the Watts Skate Park is truly a place for EVERYONE to come, gather, and enjoy skating together.

The “wheel-friendly” park is designed to accommodate skateboarders, BMX riders, and inline skaters and will include access around the skate plaza for spectators who wish to watch the athletes in action. The skatepark has the capacity to support community clinics and events, as well as world-class competitions.The skatepark is designed as a one-of-a-kind facility that captures the creativity and aspirations of skaters from around the region, featuring design input from more than 400 local skaters and skateboarding professionals. Thanks to their involvement, skateboarders of all abilities now have the opportunity to experience street, transitional, and bowl elements throughout the park. The skatepark also includes replica features of unique skate areas throughout greater Boston to acknowledge local lore and pay homage to Boston’s skating community.

Since opening in Downtown Jacksonville, Florida in 2024, the massive Artist Walk Skatepark/JAX Skate Plaza at Riverside Park has been lit 24 hours per day and protected from sun and rain by the Fuller Warren Bridge. This groundbreaking skate plaza is free to the public, available rain or shine/day and night, and has become a must-ride attraction for skaters from around the world.

We’ve completely remodeled the Vans street course located at the Block of Orange. The private skatepark that consisted of old wood ramps has been replaced with long lasting concrete and brand new custom metal features and rails. The park couldn’t be complete without a pop of color and the vans signature checkerboard.

This custom design/build skatepark for the City Of Powder Springs, Georgia includes World Skate-certified competition Park and Street courses that are free and open to the public.

In January, 2015 Nyjah Huston invited a group of pro-skater friends, along with California Skateparks CEO Joe Ciaglia and skatepark craftsman Brian Pino, to Ethiopia to help repair wells and build the country’s first-ever skatepark. When he and his mom, Kelli Huston, told skateboarding legend Tony Hawk about their plans, Hawk decided to come along. Together, the group repaired 15 wells and helped California Skateparks build the first concrete mini ramp that will be used by hundreds of kids in Addis Ababa and its neighboring villages. “Having this new skatepark for the kids of Ethopia is going to keep them out of trouble, keep them busy during the day, and the best part is that the sport is challenging,” Huston says. “The challenge builds determination and encourages perseverance. Also, it’s a group sport, so it’s community-driven. I just hope it becomes one more way to bring happiness to them.”

California Skateparks was the general contractor on this skatepark project. The 38,000 square foot facility was designed for skaters of all ages and skill levels. The skate park is a concrete, outdoor facility featuring a massive street course, two bowls, an elbowed vert wall plus other unique design features. Safety equipment is required to be worn by the skaters and the park will be supervised during all hours of operation. The Etnies Skatepark of Lake Forest is a public/private partnership between the City and interested businesses and individuals.

Gilbert Lindsay Skatepark is a certified Street League Skate Park replacing the old metal ramps that existed with a brand new all concrete skate plaza.

California Skateparks was the (specialty) contractor on this project. This is the fifth skate park built in the community of Oceanside, CA. The skate park includes transitional and street elements. The skate bowls, snake run and street area compile this 22,700 skate park.

Perhaps the most iconic skatepark in the world, the Venice Beach Skatepark sits on the sand in Los Angeles, California and has been the site of several movie and television productions, was featured in the LA28 Olympics promotional spots, and includes 17,000 square feet of shreddable terrain. Whether you want to ride the park, or just people watch (as people do in Venice), the Venice Beach Skatepark is a must-see destination for any skater traveling to LA. And to make the most of your trip, bring your board to hit there hips, rails, and coping around the bowls, snake run, and street section. You'll be stoked you did!

The Skatepark Capital Joven located in Azcapotzalco is a Street League Certified skatepark built and designed by California Skateparks. The circuit like design allows for flow throughout while also preventing traffic jams, or crashes. The skatepark has quarter pipes, manual pads, a pyramid, rails, and banks.

At only 5,500 sq. ft., the La Colonia Skatepark near San Diego sure packs a punch, as far as features go! It includes both street and transition elements, and accommodates everyone from beginners to expert skaters. The skatepark location is also significant to skateboard historians--in the 1990s, the adjacent tiered seating area was a famous skate spot known as Eden Gardens.

This park is an approximate 10,000 square feet, warped, rectangular shape framed with painted red curbs that range from ankle to knee high with slight level changes by way of elongated stair sets, stretched handrails, and smooth, mellow hubba ledges. Connecting the upper and lower level is a perfect bank to ledge to help broaden creative line options. In addition, there’s a taco quarterpipe equipped with brand new Golden State Pool Coping, a floating corner bowl, pump bump, and an array of banks to keep you moving throughout the park. Other key features include a hipped bank, Pier 7 ledges, curved ledge, flat ledges, and split A-Frame kickers with center rail and hubba ledges on both sides.rnrnJaycee Park will be a blast for any level of skating and is a great addition to the Las Vegas community

California Skateparks worked with the city of Erie Colorado for over a year from conception to completion to ensue the community received a one-of-a-kind facility, different than any other skate park. In collaboration with SITE Design Group, California Skateparks designed this skate park for every kind of skateboarder. The skate park offers enough levels of street difficulty combined with smooth transitions tailored to ensure a beginner and advanced rider would enjoy everything this park has to offer.Street League Skateboarding donated features from their 2011 Street League tour to be integrated into this new skate park. The fusion of these exclusive street league features along with the rock accents of the Colorado environment, has made this skate park incomparable to other skate parks in the area.

Nike Shelter Berlin has a little bit of everything. The state-of-art indoor concrete skate park features stacked tech ledges, two stair sets with handrails and hubba ledges, kicker to kicker gap, flat rail a stamped brick China Bank, bowl corner, and unique bump center feature. The floor design includes the unique Berlin feature of the typical “Berliner Platte” paving slabs.

VANS founder Steve Van Doren approached California Skateparks CEO Joe Ciaglia to develop the master plan and ultimately act as general contractor and landscape architect for the entire site, which spans a full city block in Huntington Beach. The project boasts a 40,000 square foot VANS “OFF THE WALL” skate park complete with lights, snack bar, bathrooms, lockers, and parking lot, in addition to a brand new Jacks Garage store on the premises. It is nothing short of a skateboard utopia that promises to be the premier skate park destination for years to come. The skate park itself offers some of every imaginable type of terrain, but is generally defined by an upper transition / flow / bowl area and a lower street/ plaza / park area, which are tied together by the well-known and iconic Vans checkerboard paving pattern found throughout the entire park. The upper transition portion of the park measures around 17,500 square feet, consisting of hybrid backyard bowl / flow bowl combination as well as a full sized competition clover bowl adorned with Golden State Pool Coping and custom tile, both of which were designed and influenced by legendary VANS rider Christian Hosoi as well as VANS team and staff members in collaboration with Joe Ciaglia of California Skateparks. The massive 25,000 square foot area dedicated to the street plaza area is comprised of an over abundance of real-life street elements including stairs, rails, gaps, planter ledges, kickers, rollers, a double-kinked handrail that’s over 40 feet long, and volcano feature with a palm tree in the center to complete the iconic southern California vibe . The VANS “OFF THE WALL” skate park also presents a unique opportunity for the community in that it will also be capable of hosting Pro Events.

California Skateparks was brought under contract to build this hybrid flow/street skate park at a high visibility site along the Hudson River in the Chelsea District of Manhattan, New York. California Skateparks utilized a custom structural foam/concrete foundation system to build a durable cast-in-place concrete and shotcrete skate park directly on top of Pier 62, as a key feature of the Hudson River Park system.

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X Games Japan has been a canvas on which California Skateparks' design team has really pushed the boundaries. The 2024 Street and Park courses featured a Zen Garden theme to help focus the creative energy of the International roster of skateboarders and BMXers, who also competed on California Skateparks' Vert ramp. All three venues were built at the Mukhari Messe Convention Center in Tokyo.

A Vans Park Series certified park-terrain legacy course, free and open to the public.

With input from 2x Olympic Gold Medalist Keegan Palmer, the Aljada Skatepark was completed in time to host the 2022 World Championships. Since then, it's also hosted several other pro and amateur competitions, including Qualifier events ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics. The 90,000-square-foot skatepark complex includes Olympic-level street and park sections, complete with two 10+ foot deep ends and other features, including hips, ledges, and a vert extension. In addition to the World Skate Certified competition courses, Aljada Skatepark features tens of thousands of square feet of purely fun, recreational skatepark terrain. It truly is the best of all worlds.