Unit 23 Skatepark

Massive indoor park with 2 huge halls and a mini ramp. There is also a foam pit that wasn’t open on our trip. There were some great lines for beginners through to experts and we had plenty of fun in our 4 hr visit. Entry price reasonable for this size of park. The food and drink on offer won’t win Michelin stars but will keep you fulled up! Staff were friendly and helpful. The shops was fine and had a cool pool table that was good for a break from the ramps. It was absolutely pouring down the day we went which resulted in two minor irritations. 1. there were a few leaks in the roof which dripped on to the wood which makes it very slippy. 2. It was very busy and had a lot of small scooter riders who don’t have the best observation skills or understanding of park etiquette. Only went the once but felt like scooters were the primary users of the park outnumbering others by about 3:1 skaters and BMX in equal measure

Terrible Experience I booked my son in for a two-hour group scooter lesson, but he barely received three minutes of attention. The instructor seemed more interested in scooting around and chatting than actually teaching. The rest of the staff weren’t any better—many stood around talking, using foul language, and were completely unapproachable, often with earbuds in. The café and toilets were extremely unhygienic, and the overwhelming smell of grease from the café was truly disgusting. The prices are outrageous — £13 for just one hour. Save yourself the disappointment and head to The Loading Bay instead — it’s only £10 for three hours, and the staff are far friendlier and more accommodating. I definitely won’t be bringing my child back

Great place to take your kids on a rainy day and even on a sunny one, it's a skate park that kids could spend all day in, has couches for parents to relax while kids play, they have log burning fires for the winter while you grab a tea and cake, food is nice and is well priced and the staff are all down to earth people.

Here with my son and his friend for the second time today and yet again a great experience. Brilliant facility, excellent cafe ( particularly the coffee by Pure Roasters, Dumbarton) with really welcoming staff. Will certainly be back 👌

This place is located in an industrial area near dumbarton Castle, it is a large unit with a small cafe, shop for bikes, scooters,etc. You can become a member for a yearly fee of £40 which gets you money off of the price of a session. Sessions vary in price depending on how long you want to stay, 1hr,2hrs etc. There are 3 rooms available all have ramps and dips there ranging from beginner, moderate & expert depending on your availability. Room 1&2 are open but room 3 has a huge ramp that ends in a large sponge pit (not for the faint hearted) and trampolines, access to this room is given by a staff member as it needs supervision for safety, you can view it but to use it needs to be booked. This is a popular indoor skate park, the biggest in Scotland. Great for all weather, all ages. There are professional instructors on hand to help or you can book a private lesson to boost confidence or skill. Great value for money, huge&enjoyable. Definitely go, if you love to skate, cycle, blade, or board then this is your place, take you own drink or buy it, even if you can't do any of it equipment is on hand to hire. Helmets MUST BE WORN. For safety knee & elbow pads are advised. A great place to be, staff are friendly, knowledgable and helpful. Definitely recommend a visit. X

Brilliant facility. Well used but so big that you never need to feel intimidated if you’re a beginner. There’s many parts of the park that you can take yourself off and have some time acclimatising. My daughter is 7 and she LOVED it, my partner also skateboards and he was very impressed by the scale and set up!

We love it here! My only(and small) criticism is that it's quite dirty. There's dust, dirt, bugs, and sometimes rain water on the floor. However my 6 year old is really enjoying learning to skateboard here with her dad. We come a couple times a week. The weekend is quite busy, so if you like it quieter, head there during the week.

Really good skate park with great lots of different areas to suit all skill levels. My kids are 10 & 12 and they love it. Sunday morning drop in lessons are absolutely fantastic. One thing though, cafe not overly comfortable... There is a fire but if you are there first thing then you will be cold!