Get ready to drop in and celebrate a day of flips, tricks and community fun as the Nansledan Skate Jam returns to Nansledan’s pumptrack on Sunday 31st August 2025, from 1–5pm.

This popular event, hosted by the Duchy of Cornwall in collaboration with Maverick Skateparks, promises an exciting afternoon for riders and spectators alike.

Following the huge success of last year’s inaugural jam, this year’s Pumptrack Jam invites scooter riders, BMXers and skateboarders of all ages to see rider demos, showcase their own skills, compete for prizes and enjoy a festival atmosphere right in the heart of Nansledan.

All the competitions are free to enter and designed to be fun, inclusive and definitely no pressure. Whether you’re coming along to ride, cheer or just enjoy the community spirit there will be something for everyone:

• Scooter Jam – 1:00 to 2:00pm

  • BMX Jam – 2:00 to 3:00pm
  • Skate Jam – 3:00 to 5:00pm
  • Music
  • Rider demos and trick showcases
  • Informal competitions and spot prizes throughout the day
  • Food from Shiva and ice lollies from the Nansledan Community Association to keep everyone fuelled
  • Plus guest appearances from TR7

Entry is free, and no registration is required. Just turn up and take part – or simply enjoy watching the show.

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The Nansledan pumptrack opened in 2024 and was was built by Maverick Skateparks on behalf of the Duchy of Cornwall, which is developing Nansledan as a sustainable extension to Newquay. Located behind Nansledan’s primary school, Skol Nansledan, off William Hosking Road, the track adjoins ‘Slynk’ (which is Cornish for ‘slide’) and is one of a series of adventure playgrounds/play areas being built by the Duchy of Cornwall at Nansledan.

Sam Kirkness, Nansledan Development Manager at the Duchy of Cornwall, said: “Last year’s Skate Jam was a fantastic community event and showed just how much energy and talent there is across Nansledan, Newquay and beyond. We’re excited to welcome everyone back this year for an even bigger celebration.”

To find out more about Nansledan, visit www.nansledan.com