Skate Spots in Bristol

HL ledge

Stone ledge outside HL office. Edge is a bit crusty so bring wax.

Millennium Square

8 stair

Meads Reach Bridge Banks

Metal bridge with banks at either end.

Temple Meads Ledges

Riverside Banks

Brandon Hill pond (empty)

Shallow concrete pond that skaters have been all over since it got emptied last summer.

China bank

China bank under the bridge

Slappy curb

Perfect ride on slappy curb for beginners

Wet steps

8 stair with rail

ledges and flatland

Evening Post Banks

Lloyds

The Bearpit

Granite-topped concrete ledge

Massive rail

London Life

Galleries rail

Behind Circomedia

Plaza

Emersons Green Skatepark

Motion Ramp Park Skatepark

Portishead Wheels Skatepark

Yatton Skatepark

Monk's Park Ramp

Scott Park Skate Park

Pump Track

Unnamed Skatepark

Filton Community Skate Park

Built by Wheelscape in 2008 in Elm Park. A small concrete park with a bowl — 6ft at the deep end, 4ft shallow — and a street section with ledges, rails and banks. Quieter than most Bristol parks, good for beginners.

Lawrence Weston Skate Park

Thornbury Skatepark

Frampton mini ramp

Cadbury Heath Skatepark

Pump Track

Easter Compton Skatepark

Wrington Skate park

Super old crusty bowl

Pump track

The Witches Hat

Back of The Ridings

Small concrete ramp

Warmley Forest

Emersons Green

Patchway Skatepark

Southey Park Skatepark

Henbury Skatepark

Oldbury-On-Severn Halfpipe

Withywood Skatepark

Bradley Stoke Skatepark

Concrete park designed and built by Wheelscape in 2016. The highlight is a multi-hip bowl with vert corners and a volcano in the middle. The street section has a long driveway with ledges, rails, stairs and a vert wall at one end. Floodlit until 9:30pm. Managed by Bradley Stoke Town Council.

Downend Skatepark

Merlin Park Skatepark

Scotch Horn Park Skatepark

Peg Hill Skatepark

St Georges Skatepark

The Oatfield Play Area Skatepark

Keynsham Memorial Park Skatepark

Built by Gravity Skateparks in 2010, sitting inside Keynsham's Memorial Park. Concrete throughout, with an open bowl, spine, flat bank hips, a hubba ledge, and some brick features. Flows well and easy to get to — 10 minutes from Keynsham station.

Horfield Skatepark

Built by Bendcrete in 2008 next to Horfield Leisure Centre. Concrete throughout, with a street section featuring banks, hubbas, ledges, stairs and rails, and a transition section with a quarterpipe leading into a volcano. Has floodlights, making it one of the more reliable evening spots in the city.

Hengrove Skatepark

Built by Bendcrete in 2002, this concrete park sits behind Hengrove Park Leisure Centre. It has two bowls connected by a spine and roll-over, flat banks, a fun box, manual pad, jump box and a couple of lines of ramps. Smooth and fast — a solid all-rounder.

Dean Lane Skatepark

One of the oldest skateparks in the UK, open since 1978. Known locally as "The Deaner," the concrete transitions are built into a hillside in Dame Emily Park, Bedminster. Bendcrete renovated it in 1999 and 2010, and CANVAS added a smooth street section called "The Slab" in 2021 with a ledge, manual pad, flat bar and curbs. Bring soft wheels for the older sections.

Victoria Park Skatepark

DIY (in Progress)

Ralph’s ramp

M32 Skatepark

Underpass DIY spot

Hotwells DIY

Curbside DIY

The Boarding School Skatepark

Campus Park

Campus Pool

Shredenhams

Gratitude Skate Shop