From Burgess Hill to The Farm

Just 15 minutes down the road, The Skate Farm is fast becoming a favourite for families from Burgess Hill who want more than just a public skatepark. While St John’s Park has its place, it’s not always the best spot for beginners. At The Farm, you’ll find smaller ramps, calmer sessions, and a welcoming indoor space that helps young riders progress without pressure.

A better vibe for young riders

Busy outdoor parks can be intimidating — especially for kids who are new to skateboarding or scootering. At The Skate Farm, we’ve created a layout that encourages progression and confidence: soft transitions, clear open space, and group sessions designed to make learning feel fun and relaxed.

Private coaching

Whether it’s their first time standing on a board or they’re getting ready to learn tricks, our coaching team adapts to every rider. Tom and the crew are brilliant with kids of all ages and energy levels. Burgess Hill families often book regular sessions — especially during weekends or school holidays — to help their kids keep building confidence.

Friendly and inclusive

Not every kid thrives in a loud, competitive skatepark — and we get that. That’s why we keep session numbers small, encourage supportive riding, and are introducing a sensory space on site for those who need time out. Whether your child is neurodivergent, shy, or just starting out, we’ll meet them where they’re at.

Worth the trip

Just 15 minutes from Burgess Hill by car or train, The Skate Farm is easy to reach and even easier to settle into. There’s free parking on-site, toilets, and a schedule packed with scooter, skateboard and inline-friendly sessions. If you want a skatepark that actually supports your child’s learning — this is it.