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Typically has a lot of bikers and a mix of scooter kids, but skaters are usually there as well. This IS a tranny park, there's simply no room to have street obstacles. There's a small pyramid and some ledges, but most people sit on the ledges as there's no easy way to roll up to them and they're pretty high. The first bowl has some transitional elements like the roll-over in the middle and a pyramid on one side. It also has a ledge into bowl and a euro gap. The second bowl is much deeper and has plenty of vert (and is typically used less than the shallower bowl).

Cops do show up every once in a while (only saw them once after going here a few times over the course of a couple weeks) mostly to bug you about wearing helmets and threaten to close the gate if we don't. But they usually don't stick around.

The vibe is alright, there's sometimes a little tension between bikers and skaters, but most people just take turns and stick to their groups. I wouldn't always call it friendly, but they won't get mad at you if you don't get in their way.

In general, a good couple of bowls and a small flatground area to learn flip tricks if you need to. Worth it if you want to skate some tranny, but probably not if you want some good street skating.