Charles Lewis III Memorial Park

Charles Lewis III Memorial Park is a public recreational area located in the City Heights neighborhood of San Diego, California. The park, which opened in June 2005, is named after former District 4 Councilmember Charles L. Lewis III, who was instrumental in its creation.

Spanning approximately 6.2 acres, the park provides a diverse range of recreational amenities for community members. The centerpiece of the park is a 7,000 square foot skate park featuring above-ground ramps and rails, designed to cater to skateboarding enthusiasts.

The park's layout includes well-maintained walking paths that wind through lush grassy areas and showcase a variety of native plants and trees. This design offers visitors opportunities for leisurely strolls, exercise, and appreciation of local flora.

For families and children, the park incorporates multiple play areas. There are two playgrounds designed for different age groups, providing safe and engaging spaces for younger visitors to enjoy. Additionally, the park features a concrete half basketball court, expanding the recreational options available to visitors.

Charles Lewis III Memorial Park also caters to pet owners with a dedicated, fenced dog park area where canines can exercise and socialize off-leash. For those seeking relaxation or social gatherings, the park offers picnic areas and a small gazebo, providing spaces for community members to gather and enjoy outdoor meals.