BAYSIXTY6 Skate Park

My boys – and I – love this place, especially the skate camp in school holidays. Friendly, community vibe. Great space with a warm area with sofas that parents can relax and work in while kids busy throwing themselves down ramps.

Waiting in the queue, I got queue jumped by I guess a regular, staff didn't bat an eye after I told him to wait his turn. Then yelled at by a coach on another occasion in the beginner session after a collision. This happened in the *beginner session* - I'm still finding my feet myself and didn't feel very welcomed. Otherwise the skatepark is nice for what it is, and being covered for when it rains. Would appreciate a better progression for drop ins seeing as they orient this park around lessons.

What a great place! Took my 6 year old today for a lesson with Tao. First of all Tao is a really nice lad and was really patient with my very excitable son. My son absolutely loved it and needless to say wants to go back straight away! I wish it was round the corner but it’s so good we are prepared to travel. It has literally everything you could possible want in a skate park and more! Looking forward to the long train journey again tomorrow:)

Fantastic skatepark - the best one we’ve been too an d we’ve been to dozens! It’s great in any weather as it’s under the bridge, lots of tunes and rides for all levels. Great classes for kids too during dedicated time when there are few adults. Highly recommended! Will keep coming back.

Fantastic skate park, Good staff, Only negative could be made fully indoor as whether disturbances Do you cause a problem. But nothing we own can do

Super nice place to ride if it's rainy outside. Quite easy to find, open from 12 to 10 everyday, guy at the entrance is really kind. Be careful if you ride bmx or scooter, helmet are required, if you don't have one you can rent one for 3£

When I had arrived I had paid for two hours for my first time. I then was kicked out an hour later and was told afterwards about their 4-6 or 6-8 policy. I did not get a refund for the hour I missed.

Bay 66 Missing stars because the staff don’t give you the time of day, they are quite rude. Maybe I just had a negative experience, it was probably just a one off. I skateboarded here once and never been here again. It is full of posh teenagers or toddlers most of the time. Brooklyn Beckham has been seen here. Definitely a spot for teenagers to try really hard to seem cool and edgy. I would avoid. Scruffy jeans, gold chains, and AirPods are the current style here. I would say this place is only good for toddlers/young children because there are exclusive sessions, so they will not be knocked off. Also lots of other parents standing around watching their children or helping them maintain balance. It’s a good place to start out because there are some easy ramps. There is a toilet, a café and a reception. You can buy skateboard paraphernalia here too; grips, stickers, wheels etc. If you are a keen skateboarder thinking of checking this place out, you’ll probably prefer Meanwhile gardens or South Bank. But this place is most suitable for beginners.

Wonderful sheltered skatepark for beginners through to experienced skaters. This is a membership park with a low fee for enjoying this clean ad well looked after site which has the luxury of toilets and a skate shop. There are also classes for those that want to learn new skills, as well as timed sessions for beginners only, and special days for girls only or older people. Highly recommend it.

It was good but the only thing I could really say was...: iv never been so yeah I just saw there was only one review so I wanted to make a difference anyway bye .

Great for kids everyone is friendly!! Visited while in London Fun place to visit Good for scooters and skateboard S