Meriden Park Parkour Park
ENTRY
Free
WHERE
Birmingham
What it’s like
Free outdoor bars and concrete obstacles for pull ups, parkour moves and street workout drills.
This is a set up for kids and teens who'd rather climb, vault and hang than kick a ball about. There are high bars and low bars for pull ups, plus concrete obstacles built for parkour, so a confident nine-year-old can work on vaults while an older teen practises muscle ups on the same visit.
It suits anyone who already does a bit of street workout or calisistics training more than a toddler looking for a slide, since the equipment is all bars and concrete rather than soft play shapes. Bring your own chalk or grips if you use them, because this reads like a proper training set up rather than a padded playground.
It's free to get in and there's no booking, so it works well as a drop in stop if you're already in the park or fancy an hour of bodyweight training. There's no on site food, so bring water and a snack if you're staying a while.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Confident older kids and teens into climbing and bars
- No booking needed, it's a free drop in setup
- Bars and concrete obstacles suit older kids and teens more than toddlers
- Bring your own water and snacks, there's no food on site
- Bring chalk or grips if you already train street workout
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Nothing, it's free to use.
Do we need to book?
No, there's no booking, you just turn up and use the bars and obstacles.
Is it suitable for young children?
It's built around pull up bars and parkour obstacles, so it suits kids and teens who are already confident climbing and vaulting rather than toddlers.
Is there food nearby?
There's nothing listed on site, so it's worth bringing your own water and snacks.
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