Skateboarding Spots in Stourport on Severn, Worcestershire*

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Skateboarding Spots

• I don't use the skateboard park, but often marvel at all the clever young things doing all their fantastic tricks on the half pipes and...actually that's as far as my lingo goes! If you want to try out the skateboard park yourself, make your way to the riverside (town side), and look to the side of the bridge which is opposite the rides and amusements.
• windmill middle is very over rated, there is lots of smooth flat ground a small wooden benches(not grindable) and thats it, still nice to cruise around on the flat
• Martins Way down to the Civic Center Car Park if you're looking for speed and railings.
• Civic center has got some fat rails and gaps
• windmill middle, it has a 2 set,3set,4set,threee 5 sets(two with low flat handrails), 2 walls to ollie 2 ledges(1 small, one bigger), a long 3 set, a huge set, benches, a 3 set with no run up and a really long one and everywhere really smotth ground. only the cartaker will kick you off after a while and some sets are skate stopped. but you might as well go its worth it.
• lidl car park is where the skaters hang out is it not?!
• lickhill middle, lidl, tan lane first, civic sometimes aswell.

• high school and lickhill really but there is a secret factory wher some of the skaters hang out but its real dodgy and i mean what i say
• civic centre(phwoar! watch them lads-john murdoch!)
• rolling down the meorial park bank fuckin sound
• A shity little ramp on the walshes (gypo land)
• kiddi untill it got crowded!! STREETS the best for stour although thats still basic. Most people ride bmx trails up burlish top.
• In the winter they don't fill the paddling pool on the riverside park, this is a bit simple, but it's still a great place to try new tricks and show off in front of everyone who walks over the bridge, looks down and thinks "damn those skateboarders", in the summer alternatively, they do fill the paddling pool, but as long as you don't knock any toddlers over, it could be a great way of cooling off!
• The old and unclean paddling pool in the park ( In the winter though when the waters frozen).

• Civic Centre car park and outside the post office
• Outside LidL. Outside the town hall baby! Outside the high school. You should learn from the master- Kyle Gain.
• Paddling pools at parks, the streets, old peoples homes
• The kiddies paddling pool in the park is more often than not dry, so why not try there? - If this summer is anything to go by, best buy a surfboard for there, though...
• Several large car parks by the river, usually pretty quiet, also paddling pool, obviously unused except in summer months.

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