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Fear And Rolling Skatepark (Newport)

Fear and Rolling skatepark is a medium sized indoor park that can be found on the east side of town. It is made up of custom wooden ramps and features a series of transitions and street elements.

The skatepark is set up in a back and forth layout and starts on one side with a series of flat banks and quarter pipes as well as a roll in. In the middle of the skatepark is a large jump box, a pyramid, rails, hubbas, driveways and a wave as well. On the back side of the course there is a huge flat bank with an equally as large hubba next to a resi pit, next to a mini ramp and right at the end is a quarter pipe, flat bank combo that leads into the skateable area. There are 2 take off ramps for the jump box as well as big curved ledge down the landing side and they also have one of the biggest vert walls in the area too.

Fear and Rolling skatepark is a great local park, especially on a rainy day. The obstacles are well sized and well spaced giving a decent run up for some air and into the resi pit as well. It is a great place to come and practise the basics or even if you are after a more challenging skate as well.

  • Indoors
  • Paid
  • Wood
01633 272930

Getting there

Newport train station: As it is a long distance from Newport station it would be recommended to get a bus or a taxi to get to Fear and Rolling skatepark.

Lovells bus stop: Exit the bus onto Meadows Road and take Estuary Road west until Broadwater Road. Turn right onto this road and then right again onto Lee Way. Here is where Fear and Rolling skatepark can be found.

Fear and Rolling Skatepark
Unit 3 Leeway Industrial Estate
Newport
NP19 4SL

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Amenities

  • Toilet
  • On-site Cafe
  • On-site Skate Shop
  • Relaxing Area

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