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Stockton Skate Park

	Location: El Dorado Street north of Swain Road and south of Benjamin Holt Drive. Helmets and pads are required. The skate park at Anderson Park was designed to echo the wishes of local enthusiasts.
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 area youth. The venue has a variety of popular features and compares favorably to other skate parks in the region. Our thanks to the Mayor and City Council, Indigo Architects (Davis, CA), Diede Construction, and our skaters for a great job!
Adolfo Cruz, Recreation Superintendent Phone (209) 937-8285 Adolfo.Cruz@ci.stockton.ca.us
Learn the Basics
Children ages five and over can learn basic maneuvering and safety tips from Eric Torres of Slip Skate Shop. A parent must register their child. Classes fill quickly so register early at the Parks and Recreation Department. Skateboarding classes require a helmet, knee and elbow pads. Click here for class schedule (classes are in spring and summer.  For more information, call (209) 937-7350 or write Nicole.Ehler@ci.stockton.ca.us