Description
Heyford Park Pump Track is in Upper Heyford, near Bicester in Oxfordshire, in the Heyford Park community on the site of the former RAF Upper Heyford airbase. It is a compact asphalt loop of rollers and berms, built by Clark and Kent Contractors, and it is free to ride.
The Track
The track is a sealed asphalt circuit laid out as an oval of rollers with curved berms at the ends. As on any pump track, you build speed by pushing and pulling through the rollers rather than pedalling, so it works for bikes, scooters, skateboards and inline skates, and it suits beginners and families as well as more confident riders. The sealed surface can be ridden year-round once it has dried.
Access
The pump track sits in open space at Heyford Park that is privately owned and maintained for the community but open to the public. It is free to use, and there are no set opening hours.
Also Nearby
Heyford Park's village centre, with shops and a restaurant, is close by, and football pitches and a sports hall are a short walk away.
Getting Here
Heyford Park is north-west of Bicester, reached via Camp Road. The pump track is on the internal road and path network of the Heyford Park development.
By car, use postcode OX25 5AE and follow the signs within Heyford Park. Park on the development's roads and car parks, and please respect residents' driveways. Shared paths run throughout the development for riders and walkers, and local buses run between Bicester and Heyford Park.
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- Photo: Heyford Park