Are you the owner of Long Crendon Skatepark?
Chris, the organiser behind The Skateparks Project, welcomes everyone to Long Crendon Skatepark, situated on the south side of Aylesbury. Built by Wheelscape in 2014, this concrete skatepark offers a straightforward back-and-forth layout, making it ideal for skaters at any level.
Long Crendon Skatepark features a range of obstacles. Starting with a quarter pipe with a small extension, skaters can move onto a ledge, hubba, and roll over. There’s a flat bank with a euro gap leading down a level, and another quarter pipe with an extension to complete the circuit. This setup provides smooth transitions and an enjoyable ride.
The skatepark is particularly great for beginners due to its user-friendly design, although those after a tougher challenge might want to explore other local options.
The skatepark is at Horrell Field, Peascroft, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire HP18 9AU. Check out the precise directions using the what3words address: ///map.embed.protect. For those coming by train, Haddenham & Thame Parkway station is about 3.1 miles away. It's best to take a bus or taxi from there, with the Thame Road bus stop conveniently close.
Chris suggests following Hilltop north from Thame Road until you reach Peascroft to find the skatepark.
For a visual overview, visit the gallery section on the website. The site also has updates on skateboarding developments, partnerships, and reopening info.
Wheelscape, who designed and built Long Crendon Skatepark, is well-known for high-quality skateparks and continues to support the skateboarding community.
For those keen to build a skatepark in their own area, Chris and The Skateparks Project offer free advice and resources. Their website also hosts the UK’s largest directory of skateparks, perfect for discovering new spots.
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Chris appreciates your visit to Long Crendon Skatepark and your support for The Skateparks Project. The aim is to support the skateboarding community and create spaces filled with creativity, progression, and fun!
