Leigh-on-Sea Skatepark
Leigh-on-Sea skatepark is a large all concrete skatepark that can be found on Two Tree Island next to the Thames estuary and it consists of both transition and street elements.
On one side of the skatepark is kidney shaped bowl with metal coping around the edges and a flat bottom. The platform around the edge of this is joined to a series of flat banks and quarter pipes that lead down to the lower level and also features a hubba and extension. The lower level here then also features a fun box with ledge on top and also a spine with a rounded end. The back side of the skatepark here then also features a flat bank with a ledge on top and a vert wall with quarter pipe.
Leigh-on-Sea is a great local spot and has something for everyone of all abilities. The bowl here is nice with a lot of lines to find and although the street section is not the most original there is a decent selection of obstacles and a good amount of space between them. You should definitely check out this park if you are in the area.
- Concrete
- Free
- Outdoors
Gallery
Getting there
Leigh-on-Sea train station: Exit Leigh-on-Sea station and head south along Castle Drive until the skatepark is in sight.
Railway Station bus stop: Exit the bus and head south along Castle Drive until the skatepark is in sight.
Leigh-on-Sea Skatepark
Castle Drive
Leigh-on-Sea
Essex
SS9 2ET
The address and postcode shown are approximate. Many skateparks do not have a postal address and can be accessed from more than one road.
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.
Published: Last updated: