Glastonbury Skatepark
Glastonbury skatepark was designed and built by Maverick Industries, opening in 2008. It is a large all concrete park with street and transition aspects all mixed in together and can be found on the edge of town.
The skatepark starts on one side with a half pipe with different height edges and spined onto the back of one side is a quarter pipe, flat bank with extension and a driveway with rail and hubba leading out of it. These then open up onto a flat area with a pump bump after which follows a bowled area and funbox with extension and euro gap on one side.
Running around the outside of the coure is a series of ledges and rails of all shapes and spined onto the back of the half pipe is a series of staggered ledges with gaps and a stair set and rail leading up to it.
Glastonbury skatepark is a great local spot that has something for everyone and has been well designed to incorporate a decent selection of obstacles. The surfaces are smooth and fast to help create long flowing lines around the park making it a perfect place for beginners and experienced skaters alike.
- Concrete
- Free
- Outdoors
Getting there
Castle Cary train station: As it is such a long distance from the station it would be recommended to get a bus or a taxi to get to Glastonbury skatepark.
Wirral Park Roundabout bus stop: Exit the bus onto Street Road and head south until Glastonury skatepark is on your right.
Glastonbury Skatepark
Beckery Old Road
Glastonbury
Somerset
BA6 9FW
The address and postcode shown are approximate. Many skateparks do not have a postal address and can be accessed from more than one road.
Builder
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