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Thanksgiving Break 1-Day Skate Camp — Costa Mesa 2026

Nov 27, 2026 · 9:00 AM
Costa Mesa, California, United States

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Thanksgiving Break 1-Day Skate Camp is a three-hour youth progression session at Costa Mesa Skate Park on Friday, November 27, 2026, from 9:00 AM to noon. The City of Costa Mesa Parks & Community Services lists the camp as Fall 2026 activity #22601 and contracts Skate Coastal to instruct it. The program explicitly welcomes skateboards, inline skates and roller skates, giving both skateboarders and recreational inline skaters a supported way to participate. Beginners work on balance, pushing, stopping and ramps, while experienced riders can develop tricks, grinds and combinations through games and coached riding time. The official registration listing is open to mixed-gender participants who are at least five and under thirteen years old, and it describes the camp as suitable for all experience levels. At the September 13 inventory check, the live City portal displayed 25 openings remaining. The fee detail showed $95.88 for Costa Mesa residents and $101.21 for nonresidents, including estimated processing fees; final charges are calculated at checkout. Enrollment uses the City’s ActiveCommunities account flow and requires signing in or creating an account before adding activity #22601. Participants must bring their own skateboard or skates and safety gear unless they arrange a rental directly with Skate Coastal. Costa Mesa Skate Park rules require a helmet plus knee and elbow pads, prohibit BMX bikes and scooters, and do not allow spectators inside the skate area. Skate Coastal’s general camp guidance also lists wrist guards as required, uses a maximum six-to-one student-to-coach ratio, and says rain-affected programs may move indoors or be rescheduled with email or text notice; the City listing does not publish a camp-specific rain site or makeup date. This is a coached camp rather than a contest, so there are no competitive divisions, rankings, prizes, results or livestream. The concrete 15,000-square-foot city skatepark includes street terrain, bowls and a pool area. The event listing does not publish a final enrollment cutoff, separate waiver file, drop-off/check-in window, lunch service, adaptive-equipment plan or guaranteed rental inventory, so families should confirm those details with Skate Coastal or Costa Mesa recreation before arrival.

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Mixed-gender youth at least age 5 and under age 13. The City description welcomes beginners through experienced riders using skateboards, inline skates or roller skates. Participants bring their own wheels and safety equipment or contact Skate Coastal in advance about rental options.

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Costa Mesa Skate Park

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