Victoria Park Skatepark

This concrete skatepark is situated in Victoria park and was long awaited finally being unveiled in July 2011. Constructed by the guys at Wheelscape it’s main feature is the huge, quirky bowl which holds London’s only cradle and the second in the UK after Hastings. The bowl itself has some nice lines and transitions ranging from 5-8 foot with some sharp hips, clean transitions and a foot of vert in places.

It also features a small street section featuring some hips, pump bumps, banks and ledges scattered around with a bowled corner for linking lines together. Overall this section has a nice smooth flow and has been designed with skaters in mind.

Victoria Park skatepark is nice local park and a good place to go for an afternoon session however the obstacles in the street section don’t have a huge amount of space between them so be sure to come on a weekday if you want some space as it can get crowded at busy times.

Opening Times : Always open

Concrete
Free
Outdoors

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Victoria Park
Grove Road
London
E3 5TN

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Hackney Wick train station: Exit Hackney Wick station onto Wallis Rd and follow it west, at the end of the road follow the pedestrian footpath over the motorway bridge and Victoria Park is straight ahead of you.

Victoria Park bus stop: Exit at the bus stop and head east through Victoria Park until you see the skatepark.