Hobert Park Skatepark - Ventura, California, U.S.A.

I live about 5 minutes from this park, and it is where I first learned how to skate transitions. As far as construction goes, it's iffy. Some people tell me it rules, others say it's the worst. But thanks to the slightly sketchy trannies, it's easier for me to skate ramps, because it's taught me skills that i wouldn't be able to learn on a perfect concrete tranny. It's got a small box/manual pad, a round handrail, a vert wall, and some kind of weird ledge thing that kids usually do tricks off of, but I've seen some people go up it or go up the tranny and grind it. All in all, this park isn't half bad. I go there almost every day for a year and a half, and I'm still not over it. The only drawback is that on weekends, there is an unbearable amount of fruitbooters, scooters, and little kid skaters that have only one trick under their belts: get in ur way.