BAYSIXTY6 Skate Park Spotlight
A long-running covered skatepark beneath the Westway in North Kensington, BAYSIXTY6 has been part of London skateboarding since 1997, offering a space for sessions, lessons, and community riding across different ages and abilities.
BAYSIXTY6 Skate Park is a covered skatepark, skate academy, and skate shop tucked beneath the Westway in North Kensington, London. It has been part of the city’s skateboarding scene since 1997, and its setup makes it a year-round option for riders looking for a sheltered place to skate in the capital.
The venue is known for supporting a wide range of skaters, from beginners taking their first pushes to more experienced riders joining regular sessions. Alongside open skate sessions, BAYSIXTY6 also offers lessons, camps, equipment, and events, which gives it the feel of a multi-purpose skate space rather than just a place to roll around for a session.
What stands out most is the community side of the park. BAYSIXTY6 has an established place in London skateboarding, and its programming appears geared toward making skating more accessible across different ages and ability levels. For visitors, that usually means a practical, active environment with a mix of everyday local use and organised skate activity.
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