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Chicksands Bike Park

Chicksands is a purpose-built woodland bike park that’s all about short laps, repeatable runs and proper progression. Unlike a big trail centre where the day is built around one long loop, Chicksands is best treated as a session venue: you pick a line, ride it, then go again and again until you’ve got it wired. That makes it a strong option for riders who want to work on jumping, cornering and confidence rather than just covering distance. The park is widely known for its jump lines and feature-focused riding, but it can also suit riders who are newer to bike-park style trails, provided you stick to appropriate lines and build up gradually. Because it’s a compact venue, it’s easy to plan a half-day or full-day visit without needing local knowledge. For eMTB riders, it can be a great fit for stacking laps, but you’ll want to confirm current e-bike access rules and any etiquette guidance. Expect a managed-site feel, with rules that prioritise safety and flow, so check the latest updates before travelling.

Key information

Web addresshttps://www.chicksandsbikepark.co.uk/
Post CodeSG17 5QQ
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Uplift / entry cost (adult)£— (day pass / uplift pass)
Pass options £— multi-ride / £— season (if available)
Bike hire
eMTB hire
Yes/No — from £—
Yes/No — from £—
Parking Free/Paid £— per day (notes)
eMTB policy EAPC/pedal-assist allowed? uplift allowed?
Trails Flow / jump / tech / enduro (mix + difficulty spread)
Uplift type Chairlift / gondola / shuttle / none
Best for Beginners / progression / enduro laps / jump lines

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Cost and uplift

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Bike hire

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Parking and arrival

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Trails and riding style

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Facilities

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What to know before you go

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