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Explore 19 skateparks within about an hour’s drive of our Huntingdon shop. Tap a park to explore the photos, features and directions.
Huntingdon — Stukeley MeadowsOutdoor≈ 1.0 milesAbout 5 min drive
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About Huntingdon — Stukeley Meadows
An open-plan park beside Lidl, with room to link the ramps together and practise flatground. The Let’s Go Skate guide highlights it as a useful local starting point for learning to ride ramps.
- Halfpipe
- Flatbanks
- Rails
- Stair sets
- Jumpbox
BramptonOutdoor≈ 2.2 milesAbout 5 min drive
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About Brampton
Rebuilt in concrete by Bendcrete in 2021, Brampton combines smaller banks and a wide quarter pipe with larger transitions. Street riders have ledges, a down rail and the red slappy curb to play on. The steep vert wall offers a bigger challenge.
- Flatbanks
- Quarter pipes
- Ledges
- Down rail
- Slappy curb
GodmanchesterOutdoor≈ 2.5 milesAbout 5 min drive
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About Godmanchester
A concrete Maverick park built in 2019, with flowing transitions, a bowl corner and hips. There’s a small blue ledge for learning grinds and slides, plus a larger hubba, rail and jumpbox for riders looking for more of a challenge.
- Bowl corner
- Hips
- Jumpbox
- Rail
- Ledges
Alconbury WealdOutdoor≈ 5.8 milesAbout 10 min drive
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About Alconbury Weald
A compact park with a good mix of street features and flowing ramps. A low rail and ledge offer places to practise, while the hubba, small step-up and bowl corner give more experienced riders options too. There’s a play area nearby.
- Rail
- Ledge
- Hubba
- Step-up
- Bowl corner
St Ives — Hill RiseOutdoor≈ 6.4 milesAbout 15 min drive
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About St Ives — Hill Rise
Hill Rise brings together street obstacles and transition, with a long flat rail, banks, ledges and larger ramps. The Let’s Go Skate archive shows the park after its first phase of concrete improvements; later repairs and changes may not be reflected in these photos.
- Flat rail
- Banks
- Hubba
- Jumpbox
- Halfpipe
St Neots — RiversideOutdoor≈ 10.6 milesAbout 20 min drive
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About St Neots — Riverside
A long-established ramp park at Riverside, with a vert ramp, mini ramp, spines and a street section. The district council reported resurfacing and lighting upgrades in November 2024. The archive photos below were taken before those improvements.
- Vert ramp
- Mini ramp
- Spines
- Flatbanks
- Grind rail
StiltonOutdoor≈ 12.8 milesAbout 15 min drive
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About Stilton
A ramp-based park with quarter pipes, a mini ramp and several street features, including rails and a curved ledge. The original Let’s Go Skate visit noted wear at ramp joins, so check the riding surfaces before using them. These photos show an earlier visit.
- Mini ramp
- Rails
- Curved ledge
- Spine
- Quarter pipes
CambourneOutdoor≈ 13.5 milesAbout 25 min drive
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About Cambourne
Rebuilt by Fearless Ramps in late 2021, this park has larger ramps for confident riders and a separate smaller beginner section. The main course includes a spine, jumpbox and roll-in, with banks and quarter pipes around the edges.
- Beginner section
- Spine
- Jumpbox
- Quarter pipes
- Hubba
ThrapstonOutdoor≈ 17.4 milesAbout 25 min drive
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About Thrapston
A Wheelscape concrete park with an emphasis on flowing transitions. Bowl corners, quarter pipes, spines and a camel hump offer plenty of ways to link a line together. The original guide describes it as more suited to ramp riding than rail skating.
- Bowl corner
- Spines
- Camel hump
- Flatbanks
- Quarter pipes
SandyOutdoor≈ 18.2 milesAbout 30 min drive
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About Sandy
Maverick’s 2022 concrete rebuild has a strong street feel, with ledges, a manual pad, a bump-to-rail and a small stair set. There are also quarter pipes of different sizes and a mini ramp to the side.
- Ledges
- Manual pad
- Bump-to-rail
- Stair set
- Mini ramp
Hampton — PeterboroughOutdoor≈ 18.8 milesAbout 25 min drive
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About Hampton — Peterborough
A concrete park with a bowl at one end and street features across the rest of the space. Rails, ledges, a stair set and banks give it a varied layout. The original guide notes a slight incline towards the bowl, which affects your speed.
- Bowl
- Stair set
- Rails
- Ledges
- Quarter pipes
WaterbeachOutdoor≈ 19.4 milesAbout 25 min drive
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About Waterbeach
A compact concrete park with a street focus: ledges, a manual pad, a stair set and a handrail. Smaller quarter pipes provide places to warm up, while taller street obstacles give experienced riders more to work on.
- Manual pad
- Ledges
- Stair set
- Handrail
- Quarter pipes
PottonOutdoor≈ 21.1 milesAbout 35 min drive
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About Potton
A concrete park with a small beginner mini ramp alongside larger banks and transitions. A long rail, ledges and a combined spine and jumpbox provide options for different styles. There’s a playground beside the park.
- Beginner mini ramp
- Long rail
- Spine
- Jumpbox
- Flatbanks
MarchOutdoor≈ 21.7 milesAbout 35 min drive
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About March
Bendcrete’s 2019 rebuild combines a varied main course with a separate beginner area. There are quarter pipes of different sizes, ledges, rails and a stair set, plus a jumpbox for riders working on airs.
- Beginner section
- Jumpbox
- Ledges
- Rail
- Stair set
SheffordOutdoor≈ 27.2 milesAbout 45 min drive
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About Shefford
A Gravity-built concrete park with a smaller bowl, a snake run and a street section. A flat rail, ledge and A-frame offer street lines, while the curved areas give riders a chance to work on flow and pumping.
- Small bowl
- Snake run
- Flat rail
- Ledge
- A-frame
Bedford — Moor LaneOutdoor≈ 27.6 milesAbout 45 min drive
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About Bedford — Moor Lane
A Gravity-built park opened in 2017, with banks and quarter pipes for learning ramp skills. Rails, ledges and a grind box provide street options, while a jumpbox and roll-in add variety for more confident riders.
- Ledges
- Grind box
- Rails
- Flatbanks
- Jumpbox
Adrenaline Alley — CorbyIndoor≈ 28.3 milesAbout 40 min driveINDOOR · CORBYKeep rolling. Whatever the weather.Park photos coming soonExplore this parkClose park details
About Adrenaline Alley — Corby
An indoor skatepark with several riding areas, including beginner ramps, an indoor street plaza and a large bowl. It also has outdoor areas. Sessions are paid and booking is recommended: check the park’s own website for current times, prices and session rules.
- Beginner areas
- Indoor street plaza
- Bowl
- Paid sessions
Deeping St JamesOutdoor≈ 30.7 milesAbout 40 min drive
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About Deeping St James
A concrete park with a street-focused side and a ramp-focused side. Ledges, rails and stairs sit alongside a jumpbox, banks and a range of quarter pipes, giving riders a mix of technical lines and transition.
- Ledges
- Rails
- Stair set
- Jumpbox
- Quarter pipes
DesboroughOutdoor≈ 32.9 milesAbout 45 min drive
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About Desborough
A concrete skatepark beside a pump track. The skate area includes rails, ledges, quarter pipes and a manual pad, while the track offers a different way to practise flow and pumping. The photos show the layout from the Let’s Go Skate archive.
- Pump track
- Rails
- Ledges
- Manual pad
- Quarter pipes
