Upland Skatepark

Memorial Skate Park, commonly known as Upland Skatepark, is an approximately 13,000-square-foot concrete skatepark located within Memorial Park in Upland, California. Opened in October 2002, the park was created as a modern homage to the legendary 1970s Upland Pipeline. Its defining feature is a massive 20-foot diameter, 40-foot long concrete full pipe that drops riders through a waterfall entrance into an approximately 11-foot-deep vert bowl. The transition-focused layout emphasizes speed, flow, and large-scale terrain. Adjacent to the pipe and bowl is a street section featuring banks, a pyramid, ledges, stairs, and rails. The park is widely recognized for its oversized transition features and commitment to high-speed, momentum-driven skateboarding.