River Bend Bike Park - Park in Lompoc - 1702 N A St, USA

Bike park isn't to bad.. been closed because of the rain. There's a multipurpose trail nearby, as well as the park across the street. River bed is also accessable. Porta potties on site as well.

Been taking my 3 year old out there for a couple months now. He loves it! The jumps seem to be maintained very well. There's a kids track, a couple pump tracks, and some pretty big ones out there be careful and wear a helmet!

There's a ramp for beginners, intermediate and experts. Portable potty is available here, no tissue, no soap or water to use. This place is maintained by a firefighter and his family. Some vandals comes here to steal and the lost equipments. No-fly zone for drones, it would be nice if they allow it here. You can have a family activities here for free, just keep it clean. Kids love to come here to use up their energy by running, and riding their bikes. Come and give this place a try. Also, they have walk-path by it. The place is close to where homeless people camped and waste the place. Thank God they are relocated. Some still try to park their cars overnight. I feel a little more safe here now.

My 3 year old loves riding the pump track, and so do I. We went to the little pump track in Isle Vista a lot when we lived in Santa Barbara. River Bend Bike Park is much better, and it was a big selling point for us in deciding to move to Lompoc.

The river bend bike park is amazing. The committee is so nice. it is so fun. there is something for every age. And there is a big perimeter trail so anybody that is learning how to ride can ride there.

I'm giving this place 5 stars because to my knowledge it's all we have to ride in this area. Skateparks in the area aren't really bike friendly. Thanks to the City of Lompoc and all the volunteers that built this place we now have a place to ride. Something I only dreamed of when I was a kid. It's nice to have a place that is protected and not in jeopardy of being torn down. That being said the place is not perfect. Lompoc dirt isn't the best but at least it holds shape. When it packs it does get super hard so you definitely don't want to go down without pads and a helmet. Volunteers maintain the grounds once a month. Lately it's there has been a small group of riders keeping up the rideability of the parge jumps. So if you visit feel free to clear any debri, trash in the riding areas. Every time I ride I bring my broom and shovel and groom a bit. There is a few water hoses around so it can be watered before a session. There is a variety of terrain for riders from beginner pump tracks to large jumps and even a wallride. Most types of bikes seem to handle the terrain but 20" bmx and 26" dirt jumping MTB's seem to do best on the large jumps. Beginners on race bikes and other bikes with longer rear ends seem to have a bit of a hard time. The location is in a relatively quiet and remote area of town so it can be relaxing, riders seem to come and go in short sessions. I have yet to see the place super packed with riders. There is entry to the city bike path nearby so hikers and bikers come by and use the portable bathrooms. There is a few homeless people setting up camp near the entrance but they seem to be harmless and stay to themselves. I could go on forever but basically the bike park is all we have so come ride it, help maintain and have a good time. I'm stoked that this place exists only 20 minutes away from my home and I will continue to ride there as long a I can. Hope to see you out there. I'm the old guy on an S&M bike!

Park is excellent for all ages. I strongly recommend it for parents with restless children. It's a lot of fun, if you're lookin for somethin to do with the kidz, this park is perfect..Thanks again..

There were lots of homeless camps next to the park that was disheartening but the park itself was cute.