Despite varying access and shifting park priorities, players say the sport continues to foster unity, challenge stigma and provide a vital space for connection.
Tag: parks
More Places to Skate Across Orange County
There’s more places to skateboard and rollerskate across Orange County as cities expand skateparks and look to build pump tracks.
Costa Mesa Gears Up for Park Renovations
Costa Mesa residents showed support for a potential parks renovation project after a citywide parks assessment identified needs for improvements.
Laguna Beach Considers Pump Track for Bicyclists, Skaters
Residents and mountain bikers are split in a heated debate over a pump track proposal that would provide bicyclists the space to practice their skills; critics voice concerns about safety, parking and noise.
Concrete Divide: North Orange County Falls Short on Parks
A Chapman University student analysis reveals how decades of urban development left the county’s northern cities with fewer parks and greater health risks.
Dana Point’s Del Obispo Park to Get New Pickleball Courts, Renovations
The Dana Point City Council approved two new pickleball courts at Del Obispo Park, in addition to other renovations like draining and lighting improvements.
What’s the Best Approach to Pickleball Courts in Orange County?
While more pickleball courts are coming to Orange County, some courts have been criticized for poor planning and noise issues.
More Pickleball Courts Are Coming to Orange County
Orange County cities are looking for additional pickleball court space to keep up with demand.
Tustin Residents Protest Possible 11-Acre Development on Open Space
Nearby residents are asking OC Supervisors to reconsider the proposal, and instead leave the open land alone or turn it into a park.
Where are the Free Outdoor Movies and Summer Concerts in Orange County?
Outdoor cinema and concert series are back this summer in O.C., giving a fun twist to how locals families can enjoy classic entertainment together.










