Beginning Monday, April 26, Skatepark will increase allowed capacity to 12 people per hour. The process for facility use will remain the same and booking a reservation along with making payment is required prior to visiting the park.
Reservation times are limited to 60 minutes per day with a maximum of 6 skaters currently and will move to 12 skaters April 26. Reservations are made through our registration system, PerfectMind.
Skatepark Hours:
| Monday - Friday |
2 - 5 p.m. |
| Saturday - Sunday |
12- 5 p.m. |
Facility Fees:
The skate/scooter fee:
$5 for a one hour reservation.
Annual passes are available for purchase. The annual pass fees:
$60 for those under 18
$100 for adults, 18-64
$60 for those 65-plus
Equipment Rental fee:
The rental fee for any equipment is $5.
Facility Use Details:
All users of the Skatepark facility must create an account with Recreation and Golf Services and complete the online waiver.
Advance reservations are required. Adult participants and the parents/guardians of minor participants must establish an account with the Recreation and Golf Services Department and complete the waiver before using the Skatepark facility. The waiver is available digitally within the registration program PerfectMind and is valid for one year. No cash transactions are permitted. If an underage patron has special medical needs, the parent or guardian must complete an Medical Authorization Form.
For information, call (619) 522-7342. For reservations, call (619) 708-8341. Visit www.coronado.ca.us/register for information on creating a registration account.
Review park Rules & Pricing before your first visit.
Please see the
Skatepark Safety Protocol for information about using the facility currently.
About the Skatepark:
On May 18, 2001, the City of Coronado dedicated its newly constructed world-class skatepark located at 2000 Mullinex, in Tidelands Park.
Encompassing approximately 16,000 square feet of concrete ramps, bowls, grinds and jumps, the park is an artistic sculpture that caters to all levels of skill. The Street Plaza is a 2' to 3' deep spacious crater intended for beginners and the reserved. The Clover Bowl is 5' to 7' deep and offers challenges and surprises to the experienced skater. The last and most challenging bowl named Teardrop reaches 8 feet in depth and poses a challenge to Newton's Law of Gravity.