We manage an indoor skatepark that's open 7 days a week, run for and by the community.
Since October 2024 we have offered a safe and welcoming space, all year round, 7 days a week, for people of all ages to come and skate, rollerskate/blade, or ride scooters, at an accessible price.
10,000 visits
Since October 2024 1
50+ volunteers give their time regularly to support our mission.
We've created a community of volunteers who have genuine ownership over this project, shaping it to their needs and the needs of the wider community.
Every time we have an Open Session, it's because someone has given their time to make it happen!
We are growing the skateboarding community with free coaching for those who need it.
Through our coaching programme we are getting more people into skateboarding, and we offer free lessons and equipment to young people who can't normally afford to experience this.
658+ hours
of free skateboard coaching delivered 2
2800+ hours
total skateboard coaching delivered so far!
Our free skateboarding coaching places are funded in part from the proceeds of our paid coaching and entry fees, as well as a generous grant from Cambridge City Council, and funding from the Holiday Activities and Food programme.
"Thank you for all the guidance and acceptance with Jacob in his skateboarding journey. As his mum, watching him find his happiness means everything to me and I really appreciate all of you. Prior to skateboarding Jacob didn't really have a focus but now everything is about when/where we can go next. From the bottom of my heart Thank you all!"— Rochelle
"Dear Pete and Ali - thank you so much for being the best skateboard teachers ever. I have had so much fun with you and in the club. I have learnt lots of cool things and you always helped me and I am the luckiest person in the whole world because of you and because of my amazing new red starwars skateboard. I'm really going to miss the club and all of you in Germany. Lots of love from Felix."— Felix, After School Club attendee
"Dear Pete, Ali and James - it is hard to put it into words, but thank you so so much from the bottom of my heart for everything you have done for us. It's not only Felix - knowing that he was with you, having fun and absolutely enjoying the sessions, has been such a support for me too. Watching his confidence grow on and off the board has been a joy and that's all thanks to you - your incredible teaching and the positive, encouraging atmosphere you have created. It's rare to find something so special."— Felix's parents
If you'd like to partner with Cam Skate to deliver more free skateboard coaching in Cambridge, please get in touch with us at hello@cam-skate.co.uk
The Warehouse brings together skaters of all ages and genders.
The Warehouse has dedicated sessions for over 30s and under 10s, and our Open Sessions bring together skaters of all ages!
The diverse mix of ages at The Warehouse creates a unique community where knowledge and enthusiasm are shared across generations.
The Warehouse is inclusive to all genders. With our monthly free Girl Skate Night and roller skate coaching, we're providing a safe and welcoming space to the growing community of female skaters in the UK.
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Gender distribution by age 3
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"I am an absolute beginner skater. Visited for the first time on Girls Night and was amazed at the place!! Welcoming, clean, well maintained, even had skateboards and helmets to borrow! Emily who was volunteering on the night helped me master the basics and got me to go down a ramp!! I hope to see this place stay in Cambridge for a very long time to come!"— Sara
The Warehouse draws skaters from across the region and beyond: 6
- 19.8% from Cambridge City
- 13.0% from Greater Cambridge
- 10.1% from wider Cambridgeshire
- 33.8% from beyond Cambridgeshire
Show Cambridge City ward-by-ward breakdown
| Ward | Count | % of Cambridge City |
|---|---|---|
| Romsey | 101 | 15.0% |
| West Chesterton | 90 | 13.3% |
| Abbey | 79 | 11.7% |
| Petersfield | 77 | 11.4% |
| East Chesterton | 54 | 8.0% |
| Coleridge | 50 | 7.4% |
| Trumpington | 45 | 6.7% |
| Arbury | 42 | 6.2% |
| Queen Edith's | 33 | 4.9% |
| Cherry Hinton | 29 | 4.3% |
| King's Hedges | 25 | 3.7% |
| Newnham | 23 | 3.4% |
| Market | 14 | 2.1% |
| Castle | 13 | 1.9% |
Heat map showing geographic distribution of Warehouse users based on postcode data
How does The Warehouse benefit its users?
Skateparks generate massive physical and mental health benefits, often among those who otherwise might not be active. 4
90.7% of skaters
agree or strongly agree that The Warehouse improves their mental health. 5
70% of skaters
agree or strongly agree that they have been more physically active since The Warehouse opened.
As a Community Interest Company, we are a not-for-profit entity and this allows us to keep the mental and physical benefits of the park at an accessible price of £5 per session.
68.7% of skaters
think the price is just right
22% of skaters
would be willing to pay more to support the park
We're always on the lookout for more volunteers, or organisations to partner with to continue our mission. Please do get involved or donate.
Data notes
1 Based on number of sign-ins from our reception system, plus 4107 visits from our initial entry spreadsheet prior to the reception system.
2 As of December 2025. These hours come from free places that we offer on our After School Club, Holiday Skate Camps and our Skateboarding Taster Days.
3 Demographic data is drawn from roughly 3200 unique users on our membership system, which has been running since August 2025. The gender data in the charts is based on analysis of first names from this membership system - in future this will be measured by asking participants directly. A direct survey of Warehouse users in January 2025 received 227 responses, 18.9% of which were female.
4 Skateboard GB - Skateboard Design and Development Guidance Toolkit (April 2021)
5 Based on a direct survey of Warehouse users in January 2025 which received 227 responses.
6 Based on member postcodes from roughly 3200 unique users on our membership system, which has been running since August 2025. 23.4% of members did not provide postcode data.