Skate Park
UPCOMING meetings
Parks & Recreation Commission
Permanent Skate Park site amenities review
- Tuesday, December 15 at 5:30 PM
- Read the staff report (when available)
parks and recreation commission approves Permanent Skate Park Preliminary Design
The Parks and Recreation Commission approved the Preliminary Design for the Permanent Skate Park at the Regular Meeting on Tuesday, November 17. You can watch the Commission Meeting or the Public Design Meetings by visiting the City's YouTube Channel.
Additionally, you can view the Preliminary Design, and Design Consultant Presentations at the links below:
FACE-COVERINGS REQUIRED AT SKATE PARK
Beginning Monday, November 30, skaters must wear a face-covering while using the park for the duration of the skate session. Face-coverings are also required to be worn by spectators and gatherings are prohibited.
Following the revised LA County Department of Public Health order released on November 28, 2020, the City will follow the County's protocols to help reduce the spread of Covid-19.
skate park hours and reservationS
The Temporary Skate Park is open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. All skaters must have a reservation to use the park, wear a face-covering and a helmet*.
Skaters can reserve one two-hour skate session through our online reservation system every other day, up to one week in advance. Each skater must register with a separate email address. Users are encouraged to review and adhere to the rules and guidelines below to help us keep the Skate Park open.
*NOTE: Skate Park users are required to bring their own helmet and must wear it at all times while inside the Skate Park. Skaters will not be allowed to enter the Skate Park without a helmet - no exceptions.
General Skate Park Rules
Skate Park Code of Conduct
COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
Project Overview
In 2019, the City Council approved the use of the Crummer/Case property adjacent to Malibu Bluffs Park as the location for a temporary skate park, and authorized staff to release a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the design of a 12,500 square-foot permanent skate park on the same property.
The City Council approved the Final Conceptual Design for the Temporary Skate Park on Monday, February 24.
The Temporary Skate Park opened Friday, July 3, while the Permanent Skate Park is designed and built on the east portion of the property.