Kimber Skatepark and BMX Track
📍 Wandsworth, Greater London
Free skatepark and BMX track in Wandsworth for ages 8–19, with free hire of skateboards, bikes and scooters, Saturday coaching sessions, ping pong, basketball, and on-site toilets. SEND access extended to age 25.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with children aged 6–16 wanting a no-cost introduction to skating or BMX without upfront equipment investment. The single gate entry makes supervision straightforward and staff create a welcoming atmosphere for younger and less confident beginners.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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Mattias Bertilson
3 years ago
“Wonderful place to come after school or weekend for my 6 year old. They have free hire of skateboards, bikes and scooters. Free to use ping pong table, chess board, basketball hoops and even toilets and a small cafe. It’s everything you could need to keep the kids occupied with play for a few hours! Recommended for all parent with young kids or teenagers alike.”
theylearnnotto
7 years ago
“Awesome place! Thanks for hosting us! Good staff, food and drinks available, and skateboards, scooters and bikes for hire. Totally free, and feels very safe (only one gate in and out). Very welcoming to younger children too. You can buy skateboards too. No drugs etc. Parents and skaters can sit inside too!”
Teddy S
7 months ago
“good bmx track, havent had a change to use the skatepark yet (i have a hybrid bike instead of a bmx), but i hope there are bikes to rent big enough for my size (i am 5' 10" and the majority of people who use this are children)”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Kimber Skatepark provides a free, safe outdoor space for skating, BMX and scootering with a single gated entrance for easy supervision. Free equipment hire covers skateboards, bikes and scooters. Saturday coaching sessions run for children who want structured instruction. Additional facilities include ping pong tables, chess boards, basketball hoops, and toilet access. The contained single-entry layout makes it parent-friendly in a busy London context.
