Kingsfield Concrete Skatepark
Richmond upon Thames, Richmond upon Thames· KT1 4ET
SEN Suitability Assessment
Based on analysis of 10 public reviews (Jul 2023 – Apr 2026) · Good confidence
SEN Score
Based on noise, queues, staff, calm spaces
Breakdown
Parent summary
Kingsfield is a decent skatepark with a structured approach that many families find helpful. The organised session system with designated time slots for different age groups is designed to reduce chaos and unpredictability. Advance planning is essential—booking ahead, allowing time for ID processing, and checking staffing levels will make a real difference to your visit.
Best times to visit
During structured sessions with designated age groups; quieter time slots if you can book in advance
Worth avoiding
Arrival without advance booking; periods when multiple age groups overlap; before midday when adult supervision may be limited
What visitors say
Visitors appreciate Kingsfield's structured approach with age-separated sessions and organised booking system, which many have found helps create a predictable environment. Some visitors have noted that advance booking is required and that staff interactions have varied, so it's worth confirming arrangements ahead of your visit and checking on any ID requirements in advance.
Based on a sample of public reviews. Experiences vary - every child and every visit is different.
Read reviews on Google →Potential challenges
- Advance booking is required and ID processing can take several days—plan well ahead
- Queues may form on arrival even with booking
- Staffing levels can vary, so a quick call before visiting may be helpful
- Adults are not permitted before midday, which may affect your ability to supervise depending on your child's needs
What works
- Structured sessions that separate age groups—reduces mixing and unpredictability
- Ability to sign up in advance—removes the need to arrive and wait without knowing entry status
- Designated time slots—clear boundaries and schedules can help with planning and anxiety
- Organised system designed to prevent disruption—the layout and process prioritise order
- Described as a nice place for kids and families by visitors
Facilities
Sensory environment
Skate park is closed on rainy days and when standing water present. No information on noise levels, crowding patterns, or quiet areas. Popular venue that can be 'bustling with activity'.
Tips for your visit
Dedicated under-10s skate park sessions: 10am-12 noon daily (including school holidays). After 12 noon, open to all ages. Over-10s may use during under-10s sessions only if no younger children present. Skate park access pass required and must be applied for online in advance. Park is locked at night. Check permitted bikes/scooters policy (PDF available on website). Contact Friends of Kings Field group for park involvement: Friendsgroupkingsfieldpark@gmail.com
Pricing
General park entry is free. Skate park access requires a paid pass: £10.70 per person. Pass must be obtained online in advance (up to 5 days delivery time). For under-16s, parent/guardian must complete the application form.
Parking
No parking information provided on the website. Public transport access: Hampton Wick station nearby; bus routes 111, 216, 411, 461, 641, 281, 285 available.
Accessibility
Limited accessibility information provided. Park has gender neutral toilets available during opening hours. No mention of wheelchair access, accessible pathways, Changing Places, or terrain suitability for buggies/wheelchairs. Changing rooms available (run by Royal Parks).
Opening Hours
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