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Biggin Hill Bowl

This is a nice concrete, clover bowl situated in Biggin Hill Recreational Ground. Built by Wheelscape in February 2010 is consists of three bowls of varying depths: 4, 6 and 7 foot. The shallow bowl has a hidden roll in and in the middle, linking all three bowls together, is a magic triangle pump bump to gain speed and provide for creative and flowing lines.

  • Concrete
  • Free
  • Outdoors

Getting there

Hayes (Kent) train station: If you wish to visit this park by train it would be recommended to get a bus/taxi from the station to the skatepark as it would take over an hour to walk there.

New Addlington tram stop: If you wish to visit this park by tram it would be recommended to get a bus/taxi from the stop to the skatepark as it would take over an hour to walk there.

Biggin Hill Black Horse bus stop: Exit the bus and head south along Main Road until you see Kingsmead on your left and the entrance to the park will be at teh end of the road on your right.

 

Biggin Hill Recreational Ground
Church Road
Biggin Hill
Bromley
London
TN16 3LB

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Amenities

There are no on-site toilets however there are free to use facilities nearby.

Builder

The following suppliers were involved in the design and build of the current skatepark.

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