John, the organiser behind Woking Skatepark, would like to extend an invitation to the sports community. Located in Woking, Surrey, the skatepark is a hub for skateboarders and BMX riders. It's equipped with metal ramps on a tarmac base, offering a reliable surface for all riders.
The park features two spined mini ramps, quarter pipes, flat banks, a driveway, spine, pyramid, and a jump box. These various obstacles cater to different riding styles and abilities, ensuring all riders find something to challenge themselves with.
Woking Skatepark is open to the public, though opening and closing times may vary. Entry is free, making it accessible for everyone. Conveniently located at Queen Elizabeth Way, Woking, Surrey, GU22 9AG, the park is easy to find, with a map and coordinates available on the website using what3words.
A gallery section on the website showcases photos and videos of the local skateboarding and BMX community in action, providing a glimpse of what the park has to offer.
Designed and built by Fearless Ramps, known for excellence in the skatepark industry, the quality of the park is assured. The Skateparks Project, the organisation behind Woking Skatepark, is committed to the development and maintenance of skateparks across the UK. They offer free advice and resources to local councils and communities interested in building their own parks and feature the largest directory of skateparks in the UK on their website.
In summary, John invites everyone to Woking Skatepark for a range of riding experiences on metal ramps on a tarmac base. With various features and free access to the public, the park aims to be a valuable spot for the local skateboarding and BMX community.
