Healdsburg Park (Carson Warner Memorial Skatepark): Favorited amongst Sonoma Locals, Healdsburg is a huge concrete playground for Skaters. Lots of Rails, a super developed fun-box, and the perfect layout make Healdsburg a park for all to enjoy!1300 Grove St. Healdsburg California 95448.

Napa Skate Park: Long stories short, the Napa Skatepark is pretty goofy. It has some cool transition, yet is no proper park. The snake run goes straight into grass and any concrete park that has permanent metal ramps, well they're just ghetto! The corner of Pearl and West, Napa, CA.

Novato Skate Park: Novato Skatepark has the freshest concrete in Marin County! The bowls and transition at Novato are clean and smooth, yet not that great of a park for the young kids to ride. Shredders only, that's fo-sho-do! 1200 Hamilton Parkway, Novato California 94949

Petaluma ParK: Petaluma Skatepark, every inch covered in Graff Art, is way too slick! The transition is very steep and the layout is kind of wacky. Petaluma does have some cool rail gaps and gaps for the rippers though! 900 East Washington Street, Petaluma, CA. Behind the Petaluma Swim Center on East Washington Street.

Santa Rosa Park: Favorited by many Professional Skaters, Santa Rosa Park is nothing short of perfect. An old park, with such a sick Snake run and mellow fun box. You can ride the whole park without pushing once if your transition skills are key! 1725 Fulton Rd., Santa Rosa, CA 95403.

Sonoma Skate Park: Although criticized as a "big heap of poo" by Thrasher Magazine, Sonoma Skatepark is a good place to call home for the local skate rats of Sonoma, California. With a variety of transitional aspects for the bowl riders, and ridiculously low rails for the kiddies, Sonoma Skatepark is a nice starting ground for skateboarders alike. The drawbacks include horrible concrete and lack of vert in the bowls and quarter pipes. However, Sonoma Skatepark seems to fit the need of the Sonoma Old School team! Verano @ Hwy 12 in Sinoma, CA.