Manteca Skatepark in Sacramento

The Manteca Skatepark is a pretty chill spot to skate once you find it. There are no dramatic or huge features here, so the park is pretty mellow. During our visit, there were no other skaters here. So if you’re looking to get in a chill skate sesh, Manteca Skatepark is just that!

First Impressions of Manteca Skatepark

The Manteca Skatepark is kind of hard to find. It’s down a bike path between a power plant and some train tracks. The skatepark is small with ramps, boxes, ledges, and two bowls.

Pros:
Smooth transitions, nobody here.

Cons:
Small, kind of hard to find.

Know Before You Go:
There’s no parking lot. We parked in the neighborhood and rode on the bike trail to get there.

Directions:
Click here for directions. Park in the neighborhood and take the bike trail.

There is no address for Manteca Skatepark on Google because it isn’t on an actual road maybe? Here are the estimated coordinates: 37.800045, -121.224743

Riders Thoughts:

The Manteca Skatepark is a pretty small skatepark with ramps boxes and a few banked turns. All of the ramps and transitions in this park are pretty mellow so this is not the skatepark for speed.

The ramps and boxes make this skatepark a good park for pop tricks. And the slanted ledges make a good location for long grinds and board slides.

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There are two bowl sections to the Manteca Skatepark. the first section is round and provides an excellent place for someone to learn how to take a banked turn.

The other bowl section of this skatepark has a deep horse shoe shaped bowl. This provides two banked turns and an opportunity for a rider to pump and build speed. The larger bowl area makes for a good half pipe area as well.

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The Manteca Skatepark is a chill place to board. Luckily there are numerous other skateparks in the Sacramento area! You can check those out by checking out the links below:

• Tanzanite Skatepark
• Ripon Skatepark
• Granite Skatepark
• Elk Grove Skatepark

Or cruise the links below to see some of our favorite skateparks we’ve visited on our travels so far:

• Frisco Skatepark
• Volcom Brothers Skatepark in Mammoth Lakes
• Broomfield Pump Track
• Mobash Skatepark in Missoula Montana

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