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Hexthorpe Park BMX Track

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  • Information:
  • Type: Compact Track
  • Riding: BMX
  • Admission: Free access
  • Typical visit: A couple of hours
  • Surface: Shaped dirt
  • Run by: City of Doncaster Council (Operator)
  • Country:🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England
  • County:South Yorkshire
  • Website:Hexthorpe Park BMX Track ↗

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Description

Hexthorpe Park BMX Track is a dirt BMX track in Hexthorpe Flatts Park, Doncaster, close to the River Don. City of Doncaster Council lists it among the park's sports facilities, alongside a skate park, tennis courts and a multi-use games area.

The Track

  • The track is a dirt loop with a return line, on the open ground in the park's western side near the Hexthorpe Bowl.

The Skate Park

  • The park's concrete skate bowl, known locally as the Hexthorpe Bowl, is a short ride away.

Also in the Park

  • Hexthorpe Flatts Park has a multi-use games area, tennis courts, a basketball post and a playing field, along with toddler, junior and natural play areas.
  • There is woodland, The Dell garden, a bandstand and the borough's only public aviary, and Doncaster Rowing Club is based in the park.

Getting Here

  • Hexthorpe Flatts Park is next to Greenfield Lane and Bramworth Road, Doncaster, DN4 0HY.
  • Vehicles cannot enter the park, but there is on-street parking nearby.

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  • Photo: a stock image, not this track, by Artem Lysenko, via Pexels