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Malibu will start building a new permanent skate park next month after the city council approved a $4.1 million contract for the construction, the city announced Tuesday.
Set for completion in fall 2025, the 12,500 square-foot facility will feature a variety of skate elements that can serve skates of all skill levels, including stairs, rails, ledges, banks, a flow bowl, quarter pipes, spine, extensions and waterfalls.
Credit: City of Malibu
City officials said it’ll be a high-quality recreation facility that fosters an active healthy community.
“This skate park is more than just a recreational facility — it will be a gathering place that will foster community, promote healthy lifestyles, and embrace Malibu’s deep-rooted skate culture,” Mayor Doug Stewart said.
City staff will present proposals for the possible name for the park in coming months.
Credit: City of Malibu
The park, designed by California Skateparks through “extensive” community input, will be built by California-based contractor C.S. Legacy Construction, Inc.
More information on the Malibu skatepark can be found here.
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