Frontside Gardens Skatepark
Frontside Gardens was the brain child of a local ramp builder who entered a competition and went on to win and secure funding and a space to build the skatepark. Built from reclaimed materials that were discarded from the construction of the Olympic Games it is a very unique park with a nice vibe.
It was opened in September 2012 and the main feature of this park is the large wooden ramp with a ski jump style ramp leading into it and a bowled out corner, perfect for wall riding, and a half pipe adjacent to this. There is also a wooden street section with some nice, easy lines making use of several ledges and rails with banks and rails at either end.
Frontside Gardens is a great little spot and the owners and locals are really friendly and it doesn’t usually get too busy either but check the Facebook page for opening times and prices as they can vary.
- Outdoors
- Paid
- Wood
Gallery
Getting there
Hackney Wick train station: Exit Hackney Wick station onto Wallis Rd, walk south until White Post Lane and turn left, follow this road around the bend and the entrance will be on your right.
Hackney Wick bus stop: Exit the bus and the skatepark should be in sight.
67 Rothbury Road
London
E9 5EN
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
- Toilet
Disclaimer
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