Bush Hill Skatepark is a small skatelite on tarmac park, with a simple layout of quarter pipe, driveway/jump box and flatbank.

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A simple park with two medium sized bowls, one about three to four feet deep, the other between five and seven deep. This park doesn’t have any street elements though.

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This converted paddling pool nestled under trees in Albany Park behind the leisure centre, is a simple but interesting idea. It has the fundamentals just right, two slightly curved quarter pipes with a pump bump, curved ledge and a straight ledge which doubles as a manual pad.

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This is a strange little park nestled at the back of Whittington Park, it consists of a concrete driveway and a rippled concrete bank along one side. I guess from the right angles it could look like a natural street bank though.

Thanks to Kevin Gardner for letting us know about it.

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Small pair of concrete bowls near the tennis courts in Finsbury Park, one bowl has a deep and shallow side. The other has coping at one end of the bowl and rounded lips on the others and a small driveway in the middle. (more…)

Muswell Hill skatepark in the North end of Muswell Hill Sports Ground, best accessed from Osier Cresent. Is a nice little concrete plaza style park with couple of hips and flatbanks, and a few different size ledges. A pier seven style manual pad over a small two stair drop. Also handrail and hubba ledge. In the centre are two granite ledges, which is quite rare.

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This park is a little unconventional, it is a ripple of concrete bowled out quarters with hubba ledges at each end on a tarmac surface. With a concrete volcano and pump bump. Probably a favourite of BMX riders more than skateboarders, although one section might make a good mini ramp.

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Probably one of the smallest skateparks in London, with just a strip of concrete and three ramps. One very mellow quarter pipe, a driveway and a flat bank. It also has some tarmac flat ground, so maybe a few games of S-K-A-T-E are possible if not much else.

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This park off the A10 North of the North Circular A406 is an old metal and skatelite on tarmac skatepark. With a mini-ramp, several flatbanks and quarter pipes, and jump boxes in the middle. Then surrounded by flat bars and grind boxes or manual pads. It’s not a bad park however the patchy tarmac surface lets it down greatly.

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The Alexandra Palace skatepark is a simple affair tucked away round the back of the palace near the boating lake. It’s an assortment of pre-cast concrete ramps in a slightly out-dated layout. However looks like it could be quite fun.

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