The Skatepark

Welcome to the Nowheres Skatepark page
From 1996 to 2009 Nowhere skatepark was home to around 50 local skaters and had at least 200 visitors during the 10+ years it was open. Several skaters of note had visited and commented on the perfect copings and sweet transitions it contained. Designed to maximise the number of lines while retaining a good balance of equipment type, with a focus on use as a training ground.

Skatepark images:

The ramp room was still standing after 15 years in service. A few surfaces would have needed attention within a year, but otherwise the ramps were in good shape. The original Sodium floodlamps were still going strong and it was cold as hell in the winter!

You will find pictures below showing the layout of the park.

Click here to view the images

(Pictures taken on the 24 august 2006)

Killing Time?

We have hundreds of videos for your amusement and commenting distraction. The videos are organised in a number of ways. You can use the Youtube channel and search through that way, or you can use the wiki, which contains a list (by order of release) There are a number of players which can be viewed embedded on pages on this site.

We also release a compact version of the trictionary player for embedding on your own website should you wish. all we ask is that you link to us at http://www.nowheresk8.com/trictionary

Do you have a local skatepark you want us to review ?

send a photo by email and show us where you are. If you are not too far from us and the park looks good, we'll put your town on the next tour. (UK only)

Nowheresk8.com - Nowhere skatepark, southwest, UK. -- RIP --