S4P Bike Park, Milford

S4P Bike Park in Milford, Surrey (also known as SFORP Bike Park) is a mountain bike Dirt Jump Park run by B1KE and the S4P trail crew. There's a beginner-friendly Roller Line and Tabletop Line, a First Double Line for building confidence with gaps, an advanced Main Line built by pro riders, and a pump track. It's free to ride once you've signed up for a B1KE membership, and the entry-level Pay As You Go tier costs nothing to join.

The Trails

• Roller Line: a long line of rollers for developing pump technique, ideal for riders new to dirt jumping or new to S4P.
• Tabletop Line: the first progression line, taking the pump technique learned on the rollers and applying it over table-top jumps with no gap to clear, a safe way to dial in your technique before doubles.
• First Double Line: a range of jumps and transfer options for getting a feel for clearing gaps and perfecting technique before the Main Line.
• Main Line: the park's advanced line, designed by pro riders Sam Reynolds, Brendan Fairclough and Olly Wilkins, with bigger jumps, more air time and steeper landings and take-offs.
• There's also a pump track on site for building the same skills at ground level.

Membership and Access

• S4P is free to ride: there's no charge for using the park, but you do need a B1KE membership to get in. The entry-level Pay As You Go tier is free to join and is all you need for S4P.
• Paid membership tiers add discounted or unlimited access to B1KE's other parks, including Tidworth.
• Membership terms are correct as of September 2026 but subject to change, so check B1KE's membership page before you ride.

The S4P Crew

• S4P was built from the ground up by B1KE and the S4P trail crew, including pro riders Sam Reynolds, Brendan Fairclough and Olly Wilkins, on land within Rodborough Common, a heathland nature reserve owned by Surrey County Council and managed by Surrey Wildlife Trust.
• The lines evolve over time, so look before you leap on anything you haven't ridden before.
• New to dirt jumping? Tidworth Freeride Bike Park or B1KE's Wind Hill park make a gentler first session, with S4P's steeper, slower-speed jumps better suited once you've built up your technique.
• Follow the trail crew's own account, @s4p_trail_crew_, for build updates.

Getting Here

• Park at the free Rodborough Common Car Park, Portsmouth Road, Milford, Godalming, Surrey (unmarked bays, 1.9m height barrier). The bike park is about 200m from the car park behind a second barrier; walk your bike along the path to reach it rather than riding through the common.
• From the A3, leave into Milford and follow the Portsmouth Road as if heading onto the A3 southbound. There's a turning on the right with the height barrier; go under the A3 to reach the car park.

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