Valley Park Skatepark

A nice skatepark with a lot of obstacles for beginners and for advanced skaters. The people are supportive and cool. No bikers or scooter riders so pure fun. Love it there

This a nice hidden park for the local community. I doubt many people drive through here. It is definitely well shaded with surrounding trees, equipped with updated playground, baseball field and a skate park. Really, Baseball field? Burbank domegraphics, I guess.
I love the skate park reviews. Hahaha. #teenageproblems Boo Hoo.

Skateboarders, don’t waste your time here.
They have specialized hours, split between skateboards, scooters, and bikes so they chance you’ll go and make it at the right time is slim.
It costs $ 3 for Burbank residents, $ 5 for anyone outside of Burbank. You can also pay for an annual pass.
Full pads and helmet required.
If you’re a parent who wants to take their child to learn the ropes at a relatively empty skatepark (because no one goes here), it might be worth it to check out (but learn the hours in which you can go, it gets confusing).
If you’re like me and found this place on google while looking for somewhere new to check out, keep looking.
Hit up north hollywood park or pedlow, both free parks that don’t require protective wear/​payment.

First review??? Wow! Glad to give it 5 stars. Sent my 8 year old daughter to Park & Rec’s Skate Workshop. I have to say they have great instructors, very encouraging and really into helping the newbies love the art of skating. We took the 5 week course, 1 hour once a week and my daughter looked forward to her classes. After classes ended for the summer she took the first step of going out during open skate time. She had a friend with her, which helped and she had the best time! I am happy that Burbank has a park the kids can go to and feel safe. Great group of kids/​people who look out for each other, especially for the little ones who are just learning. The instructors, Jason, Sam & Fred are great! Very approachable and friendly! THANKS GUYS!