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It's becoming ever more popular...

Skate, BMX, stunt biking or scootering is ever popular and London’s parks have plenty to offer.

All London’s skate parks on a map!

https://www.skateparks.co.uk/london/

Here are ten top places for skaters and BMXers.

Get into BMX!

https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/getintobmx


1. Brockwell Park, Lambeth

2. Burgess Park, Southwark

3. Haggerston Park, Hackney

4. Lordship Rec, Haringey

5. Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Newham has a Velo Park

6. Bishops Park, Hammersmith and Fulham has a Skate Park

7. Kings Field, Kingston has a Skate Park

8. Acton Park, Ealing has a Skate Park

9. Church House Gardens , Bromley's Skate Park

10. Chase Lane Park , Waltham Forest's Skate Park


Brockwell Park, Lambeth

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Burgess Park, Southwark

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Haggerston Park, Hackney

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Lordship Recreation Ground, Haringey

Lordship Lane,N17 6NU | Always open

  • Particularly good for different kinds of cycling from toddlers to adults balance bikes to bmx.
Historic features
Pond/lake
River/stream
Woodland
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Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Hackney|Newham|Tower Hamlets|Waltham Forest

Stratford,E20 | Always open

  • A beautiful new green space with a large amount of wondeful gardens and natural areas. Queen Elizabeth Olympic park has a number of bat boxes and is currently a site of active bat research. Work and play are both catered for at our park and it provides a place to relax or to go for a scenic stroll through the sites of the 2012 Olympics.
Water feature
Cycle paths
Refreshments
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Bishops Park, Hammersmith and Fulham

Bishop's Avenue,SW6 6SX | Dawn until dusk

  • Walk along the river path at sunset from Putney Bridge
Huge sand pit and spray paddling area
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Acton Park, Ealing

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Church House Gardens, Bromley

Church Road,BR2 0EG | Dawn until dusk

  • A mainly formal park located just off Bromley High Street, it is a green oasis with spaces both for activities and quiet relaxation. Generally accessible by wheelchairs but there are some steeper slopes and steps between the various levels. Dogs, other than guide dogs, are excluded from most of this park, but are allowed in the lower areas below the games...
Pond/lake
Skateboard area
Tennis court
Playground for younger kids
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Chase Lane Park, Waltham Forest

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