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Skatepark

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The skatepark was purpose-designed with mini ramps, fun boxes and kidney-shaped bowls. It is well used and popular with young people locally, and is floodlit at night.

It sits on ground with a long history of public gathering: the park's bandstand once stood close by, and Sunday afternoon and evening concerts drew crowds to this corner of the park for many years.

It is well regarded beyond Stirling: skateparks.co.uk rates it well designed and laid out to make good use of the space, and suitable for beginners and experienced skaters alike.

Skateboarder illustration Jason Monaghan, courtesy of Stirling High School

The skate park's ramps and bowl, August 2026 © Kenneth Marritt

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