The Knowhere Guide

Skateboarding Stuff in Brentwood, Essex*

Brentwood, Essex Skateboard Shops, Skateparks, Skate Ramps, Waxed Curbs, Rails, Where to Buy Decks, Parts, Shoes

Skateboarding Spots

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• Went down to Brentwood skate park in King George's playing fields last week for the first time. It's really good quality and everyone there is really cool and me and my mate were talkin to people who we'd never met. The ramps are really good and the mini ramp is a great size but the coping bar is quite high so its quite hard to do rock to fakies
• King George's Skatepark is really good, theres like a little community of people there, and we all go weekly, and everyone knows eachother and its really kewl!!
• The skatepark, king George's. it has a mini rollin half a pyramid with a hubba thing, two quarters (big, and small)a fun box with a rail and a box with two levels.
• Great new Skate Park in King Georges Park
• skate park being built as we speak in the park in on the tennis courts. fearless is builing them with skatelite so good and it has been tarmaced real smooth
• Well a lot of people hang out in chapel high.
• If I were to skateboard and it has been known, I would choose King Georges playing fields around by the part where the swimming pools are. (seven arches rd)
• sainsburys carp park is probably the best and occasionaly you may see a few rouge 12 years olds no the benches at the Robin Hood..........Simon Truelove
• Ingrave Johnstone Primary playground has been turned into a mini skate park by local residents and skaters can be seen trapsing down to Ingrave from miles away (note they walk and carry their skateboards...?).
• Behind Ingrave Primary School something has been set up which is good enough to make 14yr old boys walk miles - well that's 14 yr olds for ya
• Sainsbury's Car Park.
• Liflands
• Police Station
• Parks, steps+ pavements
• Try the road leading to the school, or round peartrees-couple of places to grind some.
• Definitely the precinct in the High Street.

Skateboard Shops

• Grind Down the arcade in the high street
• New Skatewear Shop called Grind in the arcade opposite Marks & Spencers. Will order decks in if they haven't got them in stock. Loads of Hoodies, T's etc. Death, Volcom, AWS, Element etc.
• a nu 1 is openin
• One down crown street. just opened
• Albertson & Friars Schorr shopping centre

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Last updated: 2008-07-03