Pacifica Skatepark

Pacifica Skatepark is a popular skateboarding destination located in the coastal city of Pacifica, California. The skatepark was designed and built by Wormhoudt, Inc., a well-known skatepark construction company, and features a range of different elements that cater to skaters of all levels.

The skatepark is situated on a 15,000 square foot site and features a mix of both street and transition elements. Skaters can find a variety of rails, ledges, stairs, banks, and quarter pipes throughout the park, as well as a large bowl with a variety of depths and transitions. One of the standout features of Pacifica Skatepark is its "full pipe," which provides a unique and challenging experience for skilled skaters.

In addition to its varied terrain, Pacifica Skatepark also offers amenities for skaters and visitors alike. The park has shade structures, picnic tables, and benches throughout the site, as well as restrooms and a drinking fountain. There is also a designated spectator area for those who want to watch the action.

Pacifica Skatepark is open to the public seven days a week, with hours varying depending on the season. Admission to the park is free, but skaters must wear helmets and have a waiver on file before being allowed to skate. Overall, Pacifica Skatepark is a well-designed and well-maintained skateboarding facility that attracts skaters from all over the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.