Newton Aycliffe Skatepark
Newton Aycliffe skatepark is a park made up of skatelite ramps on a tarmac base. It also benefited from a recent investment to extend the facilities there increasing the number of ramps. It is mainly a transtions park with some street elements thrown in.
At one side of the park is a mini ramp and next to this is a line of quarter pipes that open up into the main body of the park. The return ramps on the other side are also made up of quarter pipes and in between these two sets are a small jump box with hubba, a spine and a manny pad.
Newton Aycliffe is a nice local skatepark with a decent set of ramps however teh arrangement is not the most challenging meaning it is a good place to practise the basics. If you are after a more challenging skate then try some of the other nearby parks.
- Free
- Outdoors
- Composite
Getting there
Newton Aycliffe train station: Exit Newton Aycliffe station onto Grenfield Way and head east, crossing over the roundabout and continuing along Pease Way and following it until the end. Once here turn right onto Stephenson Way and then a quick left onto Macmillan Road and then the first right onto Greenwell Road. As the road curves to the right take the road on your left and follow it until the park on your left. Here is where Newton Aycliffe skatepark can be found.
Bousfield Skatepark bus stop: Exit the bus onto Burn Lane and the park, in which the skatepark can be found, will be in sight.
Newton Aycliffe Skatepark
Burn Lane
Newton Aycliffe
County Durham
DL5 4NP
The address and postcode shown are approximate. Many skateparks do not have a postal address and can be accessed from more than one road.
Amenities
There are no on site toilets but there are free to use facilities in the nearby community centre.
Disclaimer
The Skateparks Project does not own or operate any skateparks. We do our best to keep this directory up to date, but much of the information is submitted by users, so we cannot guarantee its accuracy.
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