Pilsey Skatepark, Derbyshire

Pilsey skatepark construction

We undertook this project as the main contractor for the oldest skatepark building company in the UK. A rectangular plot was allocated in a public open space on the Miners' Welfare playing fields in Pilsey village, located in the Derbyshire Dales.

The Pilsey outdoor concrete skatepark has various obstacles and areas, including a full-width mini ramp and box jump, a flat bank, a vert quarter, a hip and multiple ledges.

Health and safety specialists ROSPA were pleased with the results of the post-installation inspection, and the finished skatepark was well received and considered a great asset for the village of Pilsey.

The Pilsey skatepark construction project was completed in five weeks, and the client was delighted with the finished product. Lower Pilsley Skatepark is a concrete skatepark set out in a back-and-forth configuration.

The layout includes a set of quart ramps at one end with a ledge, double hip topped with a short ledge. The skatepark has a full-width bank at one end, leading to a mini-ramp. It is designed for skateboarders, rollerblades, BMX riders and scooters.

Pilsley is a rural village in Northeast Derbyshire located close to Clay Cross and Chesterfield. Pilsley consists of two distinct residential areas: Lower Pilsley and Upper Pilsley. Pilsley also has a thriving village hall and a new sports hall built for the primary school, which are also available for community use. A former railway line is now a popular walking, cycling and horse-riding trail. Pilsley Parish Council, Viridor Credits Environmental Company and Sun and Soil Solar Farms funded the skatepark.