Brighton & Hove Skateparks

Etiquette in skateparks

• skateparks are designed for wheeled sports only

• it is important that skateparks are used correctly to avoid injuries and accidents

• young children must be supervised at all times, for their own safety and that of others

• watch out for other users at all times

• do not drop in to start riding unless you’re certain that the ramp or area is clear

• follow the lines – only use the lines of direction between ramps

• Do not cut across the bottom of ramps or ride in from the side

• watch or ask the older users if you’re unsure

• wait your turn – if you’re waiting on a ramp, you’re in a queue. Wait until it’s your turn and don’t go before others have finished

• ramps are to be used one at a time

• stand well back from the edge of all ramps while waiting – wheels and legs overhanging can cause unnecessary accidents

• Use the bins provided for your litter

Novice riders can pose risks to themselves and other riders – make sure your child is aware of the etiquette required when using skateparks.

BYC Skatepark is an indoor facility for skateboarding only that offers:

You can use skateboards and safety equipment for free at all times.

We offer a range of events, activities and services throughout the year, such as:

Beginner's Skateboarding Holiday Tuition Programmes
Female Skateboarding Tuition Programmes
Go Skate Mental Wellbeing Programme
Mobile Skatepark hire with qualified staff, skateboards and safety equipment provided

The skateparks listed on the image are:

For more information, you can: