Woody’s Bike Park is a very different proposition to bridleway riding or trail centres: this is a dedicated bike park with uplift and a strong focus on flow and jump progression. The whole day is built around repeating runs—refining technique, learning how to carry speed, and stepping up features gradually rather than simply covering distance. That format works extremely well for eMTB riders too, particularly if you want gravity-style practice without spending the day climbing under your own steam.
The uplift is designed for efficiency. You sign in, load bikes onto uplift trailers, and spend most of your time riding rather than resetting. Trail character is strongly “bike park”: shaped surfaces, deliberate lines, and a progression ladder that suits riders who want to build confidence on jumps and faster flow. As always with uplift venues, the best experience comes from planning the day properly—arriving on time, wearing appropriate protection, and booking ahead for popular dates.
Key information
| Web address | https://www.woodysbikepark.com/ |
| Post Code | PL23 1JU Get Directions |
| Uplift / entry cost (adult) | Adult (17+) full day uplift £34; full weekend uplift £64 |
| Pass options | Weekend uplift option is listed (£64); season options not shown on their site |
| Bike hire eMTB hire | No No |
| Parking | On-site |
| eMTB policy | Venue-led; eMTBs are commonly used at bike parks, but confirm any restrictions on uplift/loading |
| Trails | Bike park format: flow + jump lines, progression-led riding |
| Uplift type | Shuttle (transit vehicles + uplift trailers) |
| Best for | Jump progression; flow laps; gravity-style riding days |
Facilities
Cost and uplift
Uplift runs 10am–4pm with published ticket prices as above. Booking is recommended to secure spaces on popular days, and riders are responsible for loading and securing bikes to uplift trailers.
Bike hire
No.
Parking and arrival
Use the venue’s approach instructions (they reference using the postcode to reach a nearby junction and then following venue signage).
Trails and riding style
Expect purpose-built bike park trails designed for speed management and progression, with a strong emphasis on flow and jumps rather than technical natural terrain.
Facilities
The venue references signing in at the café and availability of hot drinks.
What to know before you go
Knee pads and appropriate helmets are strongly recommended by the venue. Bring cleaning kit/brushes if conditions are muddy, and arrive with enough time to sign in before riding.
Last updated: January 2026