Sherford Skatepark, located in the grounds of Sherford Park in Plymouth, is a skateboarding destination built by Maverick. This all concrete skatepark is laid out in an L-shape and offers a wide variety of obstacles and ramps to challenge skateboarders of all skill levels.
The park features a mini ramp, hip with ledge, volcano, manual pad, ledges, rail, quarter-pipe ramps, and an open mini bowl. Whether you're perfecting your tricks on the ledges or catching air on the quarter-pipe ramps, Sherford Skatepark has something for everyone.
The skatepark is always open and completely free to use. It is situated outdoors, allowing skaters to enjoy the fresh air and the beautiful surroundings of Sherford Park. The address is Sherford Park, Aquarius Drive, Plymouth, Devon, PL9 8FH, easily accessible using the provided map and what3words address.
While there are no amenities specifically located at the skatepark, skateboarders can enjoy the nearby facilities and green spaces within Sherford Park. It is the perfect place to spend the day honing your skills and immersing yourself in the skateboarding culture.
Maverick, the renowned skatepark builder, was responsible for the design and construction of Sherford Skatepark. Their expertise and dedication to creating high-quality skateparks have made Sherford Skatepark a must-visit destination for skateboarders in Plymouth and beyond.
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