Skate Parks

What to expect

Bring your own wheels and safety gear. All of the skate parks are outdoors and are not always near toilets or places to get food and drink.

Cambourne Skate Park
Recently extended and improved in 2021, featuring an area for beginners and larger than average ramps.

Cottenham Skate Park
Concrete construction, suitable for all ages and can be used by skateboards, scooters, BMX bikes and wheelchairs. There's a car park with disabled parking near the recreation ground.

Comberton Skate Park
Metal framed ramps with a fibreglass surface anchored in concrete, but the park base is tarmac. The skate park is part of the recreation ground which includes a car park, adventure playground, pavilion, outdoor exercise equipment, benches and a shelter.

Foxton Skate Park
A small concrete mini skate park with a half-pipe, quarter-pipe, bank, step, hip & roll-in ramps.

Linton Skate Park
A large concrete skate park with banks and ramps.

Orchard Park Skate Park
A concrete skate park creatively designed with a large bowl.

Over Skate Park
Currently closed for refurbishment but being redesigned and re-built by Over Skatepark Association(OSKA) - for information about the launch in June 2025, follow OSKA on Facebook.

Shelford Wheelzone
Opened in 2024, Shelford Wheelzone is a mini skate park that is part of Shelford Playscape. You can find out more here.

Teversham Skate Park
Metal ramps on a tarmac base.

Waterbeach Skate Park
A concrete skate park that is on the recreation ground, near to a play area and outdoor exercise equipment.

More information

If you are interested in skateboarding or stunt scootering lessons, take a look at Shredder Skate School on this link. Sessions are both for groups and one-to-one in Trumpington, Cottenham and Orchard Park. Use this link to find pump tracks in South Cambs.

Outdoor skate parks are free to use.