Skateboard GB National Championships 2026
The Skateboard GB National Championship aims to bring together the UK’s most skilled skateboarders – and you can see them in Newquay!
Please note: This Event has past
Date :
10th July - 12th July
Time :
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Location :
Concrete Waves, Newquay, TR7 2LZ
Categories :
Photo: Skateboard GB / Leo Sharp
Join Skateboard GB for the Skateboard GB National Championships 2026 Park Discipline, which will be held at Concrete Waves Skatepark, Newquay from 10th – 12th July 2026.
The three day event will be one of the most important events in the skateboarding calendar, with skateboarders competing for £10,000 in cash prizes and the chance to compete against the most skilled skateboarders from across the UK.
Returning to Newquay after a hugely successful 2025 competition, the event is now a well-established fixture at the spiritual home of surf and skate in the UK. One of the largest and well-known skateparks, and the home to British Olympian Lola Tambling, Concrete Waves is the perfect base to showcase skateboarding in the UK.
The Park competitions takes place in a skatepark bowl, with athletes performing tricks out the top of the pool and on the coping surrounding it. Expect flips, spins, grinds and big air transitions from all 50 super-talented competitors.
Once again the competition will feature the best skateboarders from across the UK, including members of the Skateboard GB National Team; Lola Tambling, Lilly Strachan, Tay Cunningham and George O’Neill. There will be male and female events for both competitions, with equal prize money for each.
The event is free to attend and there will be free skateboard lessons all weekend, as well as other activities around the skatepark.
Is there parking available?
There is a long stay, pay and display car park on site.
Address: Trenance, Newquay, TR7 2LZ
Find full details here.
Can I use public transport to get to Concrete Waves?
Yes – Concrete Waves is easy to reach by public transport.
- Bus: The Newquay Zoo bus stop is at the entrance to the leisure park, with nine services running frequently to this stop. From here, it is a short, 5-minute walk to Concrete Waves. Plan your journey here.
- Train: Newquay Station has hourly branch line services connecting to the mainline at Par. It’s an 18-minute walk to Concrete Waves. Plan your journey here.
Are there toilets on site?
Yes – free public toilets are available at Concrete Waves (TR7 2ZL – ///jazzy.resolves.digested)
Opening Hours:
- 10am-4pm (October – March)
- 9am-6pm (April – September)
There are 2 unisex accessible toilets that are free to use.
Is there first aid on site?
Yes – a qualified medic will be present at this event.
Is there seating?
Yes – there are limited benches on site for spectators.
How does weather affect events at Concrete Waves?
In poor weather, including high winds, events may be cancelled. Please check with the event organiser before travelling if you are unsure.
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