Campus Skateparks
Campus Skateparks is an independent, skater-owned UK Community Interest Company operating three indoor skatepark venues across Bristol (Campus Pool, Campus Park, Shredenhams), offering session access, skate tuition, holiday and after-school clubs, venue hire and cafe retail to families, schools and event organisers.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2011
- HeadquartersBristol, United Kingdom
- Headcount—
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
What Campus Skateparks does
Campus Skateparks is an independent, skater-owned Community Interest Company founded in 2011 that operates three indoor skatepark venues across Bristol, UK: Campus Pool (a concrete street-style park built inside a former swimming pool in South Bristol), Campus Park (a wooden transition-based park in a converted youth centre in North Bristol), and Shredenhams (a walk-in skatepark, cafe, bar and arcade opened in 2025 inside a former Debenhams department store in central Bristol). Each venue combines a skatepark with an on-site cafe, skate shop and event space, supported by an integrated booking platform (EZ Runner) and ticketing (Eventbrite).
The company monetises the venues through multiple streams: per-session access fees (£6.50-£12), 1-to-1 and group skate tuition (£15-£44), full-day Skate Club holiday programmes (£47/day with free HAF-funded places routed through EEQU), after-school clubs delivered at partner schools (£8.50 per pupil per session on 5-6 week terms), private hire (£180 for up to 15), commercial hire (£500-£950 per day), mobile ramp hire serviced UK-wide through agency partner This is Now, on-site retail (campusskatestore.co.uk) and cafe F&B. Customer segments span individual skaters and families, primary-school children on holiday programmes, Bristol-area schools, festival and commercial event organisers, and disadvantaged young people reached through youth work and donations.
The business is structured as three UK entities — Campus Skateparks CIC (parent), The Park Skate Ltd and The Pool Skate Ltd — with an asset lock under CIC rules that requires profits to be reinvested in community purposes. Operations are led by Co-Directors Andre Seidel and Tim Nokes with a team of approximately 15-20 staff including operations, youth and community development, admin, skate coaching and venue staff. There is no external institutional investment, no parent company, and operations are entirely UK-domestic, with no public revenue disclosure.
Campus Skateparks firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Campus Skateparks
- Legal name
- Campus Skateparks CIC, The Park Skate Ltd & The Pool Skate Ltd
- Website
- https://campusskateboarding.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2011
- Operating status
- Operating
- Short description
- Campus Skateparks is an independent, skater-owned UK Community Interest Company operating three indoor skatepark venues across Bristol (Campus Pool, Campus Park, Shredenhams), offering session access, skate tuition, holiday and after-school clubs, venue hire and cafe retail to families, schools and event organisers.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Campus Skateparks industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Indoor Skateparks and Recreational Facilities
- NAICS
- Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (71394), Amusement Parks and Arcades (7131)
- SIC
- Services-Amusement & Recreation Services (7900), Services-Miscellaneous Amusement & Recreation (7990)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Outdoor Adventure & Action Sports Parks (Ski Resorts, Bike Parks, Skateparks) (MPAKAEAL)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- Multi-Sport Complexes & Community Sports Parks (MPAKAEAH)
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Where Campus Skateparks is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Bristol
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices3 records
Markets served
Campus Skateparks business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Skatepark session fees: Revenue from open access and structured skatepark sessions at three venues. Customers pay per session with various tiers for age groups (toddlers, juniors, adults), session types (open access, family, girls-only), and venues. Shredenhams operates on walk-in only basis.
- Skateboarding tuition: 1-to-1, 2-to-1, and group tuition sessions delivered by experienced skate coaches. Priced at £27 for 1-to-1 (45 min), £44 for 2-to-1 (45 min), £15 for group sessions. Equipment included in tuition.
- Holiday skate club: Full-day holiday club sessions for children aged 7-12 during school holidays. Includes skate activities, creative arts, supervision. Priced at £47 per session with equipment hire included.
- Private hire and birthday parties: Private hire of skatepark venues for groups up to 15 people. Includes 1 hour skating + 45 minutes in cafe. Priced at £180. Optional extras include pizza party package (£70) and birthday cake (£60).
- Commercial hire: Dry hire (skatepark and function room access) and wet hire (with cafe, equipment) for commercial events, trade shows, film shoots. Half day from £500-£650, full day from £750-£950.
- Mobile ramp hire: Portable mini ramp hire services for external events with two package options including staffing, coaching, and equipment. Travel costs additional based on distance from Bristol.
- Food and beverage: On-site cafes at all three venues serving coffee, cakes, pizza, and local beers. Pizzas are stone-baked Neapolitan style. The Daily Grind and Park'n'Pizza cafes are open to both skatepark users and general public.
- Skate shop and retail: On-site skate shops at Campus Pool and Campus Park selling decks, complete setups, wheels, bearings, clothing, shoes, and scooters. Additional online store at campusskatestore.co.uk. Also sells gift vouchers.
- After-school club programs: Structured after-school skate programs delivered at partner schools. Priced at £8.50 per pupil per session, with 5-6 week term commitments. Also offered on-site at skatepark venues.
- Donations and youth work funding: As a not-for-profit Community Interest Company, Campus Skateparks accepts donations and partners with schools and local charities to fund youth work programs including holiday clubs, mentoring, and girls-only sessions.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Shredenhams walk-in sessions |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Campus Pool session types |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Campus Park session types |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Skateboard tuition at Campus Pool and Park |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Skateboard tuition at Shredenhams |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Holiday Skate Club |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Private Hire |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Commercial hire pricing |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Ramp hire packages |
| Unit Pricing | Multi-year contract | Skate After School clubs |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Helmet hire |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels6 records
Marketing channels5 records
Campus Skateparks product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Campus Skateparks operates three indoor skatepark venues across Bristol — Campus Pool, Campus Park, and Shredenhams — providing supervised skateboarding, scootering, BMX, and inline skating access for all ages and abilities. Beyond open-access sessions, the business sells skateboard tuition, holiday clubs (Skate Club) and after-school programs delivered at partner schools, and venue hire (private, commercial, mobile ramp). On-site cafes/bars and skate shops at the venues provide food, beverage, and equipment revenue streams that complement the core skatepark access offering.
Product overview
Campus Skateparks operates as a community-focused indoor skatepark operator with three distinct venues across Bristol: Campus Pool (concrete skatepark in a former swimming pool, South Bristol), Campus Park (wooden transition-based skatepark in a former youth centre, North Bristol), and Shredenhams (city centre skatepark in a former Debenhams). The offering is platform-based, combining core skatepark access with educational programmes (Skate Club holiday clubs, Skate After School clubs, Skateboard Tuition), food and beverage services (The Daily Grind cafe, Park'n'Pizza, Shredenhams Bar), and venue hire options (Private Hire, Commercial Hire, Ramp Hire). The three venues share the Campus Skateparks brand but operate with distinct identities, facilities, and opening hours.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Campus Pool: Concrete skatepark built in a disused swimming pool in South Bristol (Bishopsworth).
- Campus Park
- Shredenhams
- The Daily Grind
- Park'n'Pizza
Products and services
- Campus Pool Purpose-built indoor concrete skatepark built in a disused swimming pool in South Bristol, featuring street-based park with original pool decor, birch ply mini ramp, beginner section, skate shop, lockers, changing area, and The Daily Grind cafe. Open access and structured sessions for all ages and abilities.
- Campus Park Transition-based wooden indoor skatepark in North Bristol (Winterbourne), converted from a former youth centre. Features beginner room with floor-mounted ramps, fully stocked skate shop, free parking, and Park'n'Pizza cafe. Open access and structured sessions for all ages and abilities.
- Shredenhams Walk-in only skatepark in Bristol city centre (Broadmead), built in the shell of the former Debenhams department store. Features cafe and bar, old school arcade with pool, table football, air hockey, pinball, and an events space hosting gigs, talks, film screenings, and family takeover days.
- Skate Club Holiday club for primary school children aged 7-12 running during all school holidays. Full-day sessions (10am-4pm) with skatepark activities, coaching, art, and creative sessions. Priced at £47 per session with equipment hire included. Free HAF places available for children receiving free school meals during Christmas, Easter, and Summer holidays.
- Skate After School Structured after-school skate clubs for primary and secondary schools across Bristol, delivered either on-site at Campus venues or off-site at partner schools. 1-hour sessions in 5-6 week terms covering skatepark etiquette, pushing, and basic tricks. Priced at £8.50 per pupil per session with all equipment provided.
- Skateboard Tuition Skateboarding lessons offered at all three venues. 1-to-1 sessions at £27 for 45 minutes, 2-to-1 at £44 for 45 minutes, and group tuition at £15 per session. Group tuition at Shredenhams is £15.87 per hour (45 minutes coaching) on Sundays in term time. Equipment is included and the curriculum covers beginners through intermediate levels and mini-ramp skills.
- Private Hire Full venue hire for private events at Campus Pool and Campus Park. Includes 1 hour skatepark use plus 45 minutes in cafe for up to 15 people. Available Saturdays and Sundays at £180 per booking, with optional pizza party package (£70 for 15 pizzas and squash) and birthday cake (£60).
- Commercial Hire Dry or wet hire of Campus Pool and Campus Park for commercial purposes including trade shows, film sets, and performance spaces. Dry hire (skatepark plus function room): half day £500, full day £750. Wet hire (adds cafe with coffee machine and pizza oven): half day £650, full day £950. Available Mondays at Pool, Mondays and Tuesdays at Park.
- Mobile Ramp Hire Portable mini ramp hire service for external events with self-contained ramps suitable for skateboards, inline skates, quad skates, scooters, and BMX. Two packages: Package 1 (up to 3 days) with access-charged-per-customer pricing, Campus branding, shop setup, and optional coaching; Package 2 (exclusive use) with custom branding and dedicated skate coach. Bookings managed via agency partner This is Now. Travel costs: free within 10 miles of Bristol, £100 for 10-30 miles, £300 for 30-80 miles, £500 for 80+ miles.
- Campus Skate Store Retail skate shop operating at Campus Pool and Campus Park locations plus online store at campusskatestore.co.uk. Stocks decks, complete setups, wheels, bearings, clothing, shoes, scooters, and gift vouchers, with expert staff advice.
- The Daily Grind Cafe Fully licensed cafe at Campus Pool offering fresh coffee, cakes, stone-baked Neapolitan pizza, local beer, and event hosting. Available to both skatepark users and the general public, with a log burner.
- Park'n'Pizza Cafe at Campus Park serving fresh coffee, stone-baked pizza, local beer, and cakes. Features a log burner, outdoor decking, and dog-friendly seating.
- Shredenhams Bar Bar and cafe at Shredenhams serving local coffee, cakes, and alcohol. Features comfy booths, table football, pinball, and old school arcade games.
Quantifiable outcome
- Successful crowdfunding of £7,000 to build mini ramp and beginners section at Campus Pool
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Companies that use Campus Skateparks
Customer profileNamed customers16 records
Segments8 records
Ideal customer profiles6 records
Campus Skateparks technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration5 records
Feature3 records
Campus Skateparks partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- This is Now (Agency)coreThis is Now manages all mobile ramp hire bookings as the company's exclusive booking agency. Contact person Adam handles enquiries for external ramp hire at events and festivals.
- Extract Coffee RoastersminorLocal Bristol coffee roaster supplying quality coffee beans to Campus Skateparks cafes including The Daily Grind and Park'n'Pizza.
- Radical RoastersminorLocal coffee roaster supplying quality coffee to Campus Skateparks cafes.
- CakesmithsminorLocal cake supplier providing fresh cakes for cafes at all Campus Skateparks venues.
- Bristol Beer FactoryminorLocal Bristol brewery supplying beer to all licensed Campus Skateparks venues.
- Wiper & TrueminorLocal Bristol brewery supplying beer to Campus Skateparks cafes.
- YonderminorLocal cider/perry supplier for Campus Skateparks licensed venues.
- EEQUcoreEEQU platform manages HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) programme bookings for free Skate Club places at all three venues. Children receiving free school meals access free holiday club sessions through EEQU.
- Talk ClubminorTalk Club is a UK men's mental health charity that runs weekly Talk & Skate sessions every Thursday evening at Campus Pool. Partnership combines skatepark access with mental fitness support.
Scale indicators5 records
Recent moves14 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Campus Skateparks competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- BaySixty6 Skate Park: London-based indoor skatepark operating under the Lee Valley regional park authority, offering skateboarding, BMX, and scooter sessions with lessons. Comparable indoor skatepark business model in a major UK urban market.
- Mount Hawke Skatepark: Cornwall-based indoor skatepark offering skateboarding, BMX, scooter, and inline sessions with lessons and youth programs. Comparable regional UK indoor skatepark with multi-discipline offering and tuition services.
- Projekts MCR: Manchester-based indoor skatepark combining street and bowl sections with creative community space, retail, and events programming. Directly comparable indoor skatepark venue model with similar multi-revenue approach.
- Adrenaline Alley: One of the UK's largest indoor skateparks based in Corby, offering skateboarding, BMX, inline, and scooter facilities with lessons and youth programming. Comparable large-scale indoor skatepark with multi-discipline and instructional offering.
- UNIT 23 Skatepark: Manchester-based indoor skatepark operating concrete and wooden facilities, offering skate sessions, lessons, and events. Closest UK direct comparable in business model and multi-discipline wheeled-sports offering.
Regional players
- The Wave Bristol: Bristol-based inland surfing lake and family activity destination offering sessions, lessons, and food/beverage. Comparable Bristol-located indoor activity venue with similar family recreation positioning and F&B offering, although focused on surfing rather than skateboarding.
Broad incumbents
- AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Parks: UK trampoline and adventure park chain offering indoor activity sessions, parties, and lessons. Comparable indoor family activity centre business with similar pay-as-you-go and group event revenue model.
- Flip Out: UK chain of indoor trampoline and adventure activity centres offering family entertainment, parties, and group sessions. Broader incumbent in indoor action/family entertainment with similar multi-revenue venue model.
- Woodward: US-based operator of action sports camps and indoor skatepark facilities including Woodward West, East, and Copper. Comparable international operator of skateboarding and action-sports facilities with instructional programming focus.
- Snozone: UK indoor real-snow ski and snowboard centres with lessons, equipment hire, and recreational sessions. Comparable indoor action-sports facility with tuition and equipment-based revenue streams.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks7 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Campus Skateparks leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles10 records
Campus Skateparks subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries2 records
Campus Skateparks funding detail
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Frequently asked questions about Campus Skateparks
What does Campus Skateparks do?
Campus Skateparks operates three indoor skatepark venues across Bristol — Campus Pool, Campus Park, and Shredenhams — providing supervised skateboarding, scootering, BMX, and inline skating access for all ages and abilities. Beyond open-access sessions, the business sells skateboard tuition, holiday clubs (Skate Club) and after-school programs delivered at partner schools, and venue hire (private, commercial, mobile ramp). On-site cafes/bars and skate shops at the venues provide food, beverage, and equipment revenue streams that complement the core skatepark access offering.
Is Campus Skateparks a public or private company?
Campus Skateparks is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.
When was Campus Skateparks founded?
Campus Skateparks was founded in 2011.
Where is Campus Skateparks based?
Campus Skateparks is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does Campus Skateparks make money?
Ten revenue lines are on record. Skatepark session fees are the primary driver. The others are skateboarding tuition, holiday skate club, private hire and birthday parties, commercial hire, mobile ramp hire, food and beverage, skate shop and retail, after-school club programs and donations and youth work funding.
Who are Campus Skateparks's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are BaySixty6 Skate Park, Mount Hawke Skatepark, Projekts MCR, Adrenaline Alley and UNIT 23 Skatepark. The Wave Bristol is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Parks, Flip Out, Woodward and Snozone.
Does Campus Skateparks have an API?
No public API is recorded for Campus Skateparks.
What industry is Campus Skateparks in?
Campus Skateparks's product category is Indoor Skateparks and Recreational Facilities. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAKAEAL, Outdoor Adventure & Action Sports Parks (Ski Resorts, Bike Parks, Skateparks), with a secondary code of MPAKAEAH, Multi-Sport Complexes & Community Sports Parks. Its NAICS code is 71394 and its SIC code is 7900.