Looking for somewhere to tryout the latest tricks on your skateboard, rollerblades, or scooter? 28th and B Skate Park facility is home to quarter pipes, fun boxes, bowls, and grind rails. All participants under the age of 18 years must wear a helmet, which can be rented if necessary, and sign a General Release Form before having fun. We strongly encourage the use of knee and elbow pads. Both pads and helmets can be rented for $1, though are in limited supply. Absolutely no bikes allowed for use in the arena. For more information visit the 28th and B Skate Park's webpage on the City website.

Event Planning

Planning a birthday party or event? 28th and B Skate Park now offers private parties at their facilities. All events will be held at the Coloma Community Center, which is near the park. All participants must fill out a Park Use Registration Form and participants under the age of 18 years must also wear a helmet.

Weekend

Weekend birthday party rentals are Saturday and Sunday from 10am-12pm. These are private birthday party rentals. Fee: $100 minimum includes up to 10 participants payable at time of registration. Each additional child is $10.00.

Weekday

28th and B Skate Park now offers Birthday Party rentals during regular operating hours Monday- Friday. Though a designated part of the arena will be provided to the private party, all rentals are on a first-come first-served basis. Fee: $100 minimum includes up to 10 participants payable at time of registration. Each additional child is $10.00.

Camps

28th and B Skate Park is now offering camps for youth between the ages of 5-18. These camps are designed to have experienced skate instructors teach the youth the fundamentals and advanced technical skills in skating. The camp is open to all skill levels. The fare includes skate instructions, food, and a T-shirt. The first camp to be offered will be the Winter Skate Camp from January 2nd – January 6th 2011. The Registration Deadline is December 29, 2011. Visit the [28th and B Skate Park] website for the Registration Form.

This report was written for Cynthia Linville’s English 20 class at CSU Sacramento Fall 2011.