Littleport Skatepark is a small concrete bowl located in the local park of Ely, New Zealand. The bowl is kidney-shaped and consists of two sections, one shallow and one deeper. The shallow section is slightly wider with a wide bottom and features a roll-in on one side and a hip on the other. The deeper section has a slight flat bottom and is approximately 5 feet deep.
This skatepark is popular among both beginners looking to warm up and practise the basics, as well as more experienced riders seeking challenging lines. The surface of the park is smooth, and there are many little bumps and corners that allow riders to pump around and create long flowing lines.
Littleport Skatepark can be found at Camel Road in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, CB6 1PU. For those travelling by train, it is a short walk from Littleport train station. After exiting the station onto Station Road, head south until you reach Quay Hill. Continue on this road as it becomes Silt Road and then New Road.
Keep walking until you find the park on your left.
If you're arriving by bus, get off at the Church Lane bus stop and walk north on Wisbech Road until you reach Camel Road. Follow Camel Road until you spot Littleport Skatepark on your left.
The skatepark is open during regular park hours, subject to opening and closing times. It is an outdoor facility made of concrete and is free for public use.
Littleport Skatepark is also affiliated with The Skateparks Project, an organisation that provides free impartial advice and resources for councils and communities looking to build skateparks. The skatepark is listed in their directory, and they offer news and updates about the skateboarding community.
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