1 / 3Pollards Hill Skate & Kids Grass Park
📍 Mitcham, Greater London
Free outdoor skate park in Mitcham with a distinctive figure-eight layout featuring two quarter hips, a small bowl, half dish, fun box, and varied ramps. Better suited to BMX than skateboarding. Toddler-accessible surroundings.
Wow I had so much fun make sure to go skating
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for confident BMX riders and older skaters comfortable with unconventional transitions and a technical layout. The figure-eight design offers genuine variety for experienced riders. Families with younger children should note the sharp concrete ledges and drainage issues in wet weather.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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B Z (B)
2 years ago
“Wow I had so much fun make sure to go skating”
Davross “Davross”
9 years ago
“Loved skating this place before I had to move. It's made in a figure of eight shape with two quarter hips, a small bowl, half dish, fun box and a bumb in various corners. There's a couple of rough spots were the concrete has worn badly but other than that it's pretty OK for messing about on. Although it's not worth making a massively long journey for unless you're really desperate to sk8 it. 😈”
Sebastian Warren
8 years ago
“Not bad. Reasonably sized. Would've preferred to see more conventional transitions and ramps. They are a bit funky and favour bmx rather than skateboarding.”
Garry Wells
2 years ago
“Lots of local ghetto people sitting around, playing loud music, making it unfriendly for children to come and play. The football area was overgrown with grass so it was impossible to play any football.”
Reviews from Google
Overview
Pollards Hill Skate Park features a figure-eight concrete layout with two quarter hips, a small bowl, half dish, fun box, and assorted ramps. Free entry. The design favours BMX riders over skateboarders — transitions are unconventional. Some concrete ledges have worn sharp and drainage is poor in winter, leaving the park waterlogged. A grass football area adjoins the skate park. Reviewers note the surroundings can attract groups playing loud music during the day.
