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Visualisation of Margate Skatepark's proposed concrete bowls and ramps, featuring the Thanet District Council logo and pink banner text.

Margate's new skatepark

We are bringing new life to Ethelbert Crescent in Margate, with a new, state-of-the-art skatepark. The aim is to create a safe space for the community that the whole town can be proud of.

View the design

Local people are invited to an event on Thursday 23 April. In addition to viewing the plans, there will be an opportunity to talk with the project team and representatives from Betongpark and share feedback on the design.

Share your feedback

We're also inviting people to suggest names for the skatepark. You can do this by clicking on 'Submit your idea'.

The flagship park will be completely free to use. It will be designed for people of all skill levels, from absolute beginners to expert skateboarders. It will feature a state-of-the-art concrete design, landscaping, new seating areas, and a kiosk with public toilets.

The skatepark will be a welcoming community hub where skaters, friends, and families can spend time together, also attracting visitors from further afield. It is hoped that local community groups and experts will offer coaching, workshops and events at the skatepark.

Betongpark Limited has been appointed as the specialist contractor, to design and build the skatepark. Betongpark is an award-winning company known for creating concrete skateparks across the UK and Europe.

Subject to planning approval, construction is expected to begin in 2026, with the skatepark anticipated to open to the public in 2027. The £1.1 million skatepark project is supported by government regeneration funding, originally secured through the Margate Town Deal, now part of the Thanet Regeneration Programme.

For more information on Margate’s new skatepark, visit the council’s website.

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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Contractor appointment and initial design development
Contractor appointment and initial design development
Phase 2: Public and stakeholder engagement
Public and stakeholder engagement
Phase 3: Reviewing feedback and finalising design
Reviewing feedback and finalising design
Phase 4: Planning application process
Planning application process
Phase 5: Construction and delivery
Construction and delivery

Planning application process

1 June 2026 23:00 - 1 September 2026 23:00

During this period, the final designs will be submitted for planning permission. This involves formal statutory consultation. The decision will be made by the council’s Planning Committee.

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    • Event date: April 23rd, 2026 from 14:00 to 18:00.

      Location

      Northdown Road Family Hub

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