1 / 3Redondo Beach Pier Skatepark
📍 South Redondo, CA
Compact skatepark on the Redondo Beach Pier featuring varied obstacles, flatground, bank-to-curb, and a hip - all with marina and ocean views. Suited to all skill levels with a natural coastal vibe.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with skaters of varied abilities who want a scenic pier session rather than a high-volume training session. Beginners benefit from the smaller transition features, and the layout rewards individual trick practice over long runs. The marina setting makes it a worthwhile destination on its own.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Aimee Arreygue
11 months ago
“Redondo Beach Pier Skate Park brings iconic California vibes: skateboarding, beach, pier. A family member works for the company that built this park - glad to see it come to fruition. Nice to see the community using it - all ages. Hours posted. Check out comments from the skater for the specs”
Phil3636
3 years ago
“It's location on the pier is a welcome change of scenery from the usual rec centre backdrop most parks have. The park itself is a simple enough design but unique enough to make it stand out from other parks. Plenty of flatground also. My favourite thing is the bank to curb. The hip is real nice too and plenty of ledge combos around. The inclusion of the big quarter and the bump to ball ensures there's something here for everyone, whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned pro. #1000skateparkchallenge #cementurians”
Steve Hill
a year ago
“Low impact skatepark with a cool vibe. Being placed next to the marina gives it a unique feel. The park doesn’t have a lot of flow to it and the salty air is definitely wearing on the metal. The cracks aren’t horrible but they will affect where you set up for certain tricks.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Redondo Beach Pier Skatepark occupies a section of the pier above the marina, delivering an iconic California skate setting. Features include a bank-to-curb, hip, long metal curb for slappy grinds, flatground, and smaller transition elements good for developing skaters. The compact layout limits continuous flow between features. Salty air causes gradual wear on metal surfaces and some crack development in the ground. Security enforces a sunset departure.
