Telegraph Hill Skatepark
This skatepark is a great example of how an unusually shaped and limited space of land can be utilised successfully. It was wrapped around an existing football court but still ticks the boxes for what you want from a skatepark, silky smooth floor and well planned and proportioned obstacles.
The start of the run features a series of quarter pipes with bowled corners leading into a flat bank hip with a Koston block on top. This then flows into a straight with a long bank lining one side with a pair of ledges that can double for manny pads. In between the two ledges is small love seat with coping and a ledge on top of the bank. At the end of the straight are two corner to corner quarter pipes, with one leading into a large mini ramp.
This park perfect for an afternoon session, and well worth the trip if your after something different. Get down and check it out for yourself.
- Concrete
- Free
- Outdoors
Gallery
Getting there
Brockley train station: Exit Brockley station onto Mantel Road, head north until it reaches Endwell Road. At this point turn left and follow the road as it turns into Drakefell Road and until the roundabout. Take the road on the right called Pepys Road and follow this through the roundabout and until you see the park on your left.
Kitto Road bus stop: Exit the bus and head north up Pepsys Road until you see Telegraph Hill Park on your left.
Telegraph Hill
Pepsys Road
London
SE14 5SE
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 however there are toilet faciities within the park area.
Builder
The following suppliers were involved in the design and build of the current skatepark.
Disclaimer
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