Designed in collaboration with Andy Macdonald and Wally Holliday, Clairemont Skate Park is 53,000 square feet and features a street course consisting of wood and concrete structures, a 15 foot half pipe, and a 2,000 sq. ft. concrete bowl with both 5' and 7' depths. The park includes a Staging Area that includes: temporary building, vending machines, portable restrooms, picnic tables, benches, picnic shelters, and lockers.

The La Mesa Skate Park street course consists of wood structures with polymer decking, concrete transitions, concrete stairs, grind rails; and a 2,000 sq. ft. concrete bowl with both 5' and 7' depths. The park includes a Staging Area including a temporary building, vending machines, portable restrooms, picnic tables, benches, and lockers.

Rancho Penasquitos Skate Park is 22,000 square feet and features a street course comprised of wood and concrete structures and ramps. Designed in collaboration with local professional skaters, Willy Santos and Aric Sanders, the park offers obstacles common to what skaters might find in local malls, streets and schools. Skating obstacles include manual pads, flat rails, quarter pipes, a spine, and stairs. One of the park's unique features is a picnic table angled on stairs. The park includes handicap parking and drop off, a Staging Area that includes a small building, restrooms and benches. The park has a full-time attendant.

Almost every public park includes a children’s play area for toddler to school age children but few non-programmed activities for teenagers. Winding Walk Park includes a traditional children’s play area but also addresses the need for un-programmed teen activities by incorporating a 4,300 square foot unsupervised area for skating. The small skate park element includes an urban plaza with grind rails, benches and boxes.