Description
Wellington Pump Track features a single continuous circuit of rollers and berms, built for bikes, scooters and skateboards. It is an asphalt pump track in Wellington, Somerset.
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The Track
- Surface: asphalt
- Layout: a single continuous circuit of rollers and bermed corners, designed to be ridden using momentum rather than pedalling
- Suitable for bikes, scooters, skateboards and other wheeled users. The council's tender brief specified that at least one line should be accessible for sport wheelchairs
- Free to use
General
Wellington Pump Track was built by Clark and Kent Contractors, appointed by Wellington Town Council following a competitive tender in 2026. The council leads the project in partnership with Wellington Sports Federation and the Wellington Pumptrack, Skatepark and Dirt Jumps group, a local volunteer group that also has longer term ambitions to redevelop the town's existing skatepark and dirt jumps.
The project has a total cost of £175,000, funded through Section 106 contributions, a £3,000 grant from the Somerset Community Foundation's Stronger Communities Fund, and a public crowdfunding appeal. Councillors gave in-principle backing to the idea in August 2025, followed by a competitive tender process, with construction beginning in July 2026.
Nearby
Wellington also has Welly Jumps, a separate, longer-standing community dirt jump spot at the Sports Centre on Corams Lane, plus a skatepark at Grooms Orchard. All three are run separately from this pump track, though the same volunteer group is involved across all of them.
Getting There
Wellington Recreation Ground, Courtland Road, Wellington, Somerset, TA21 8ND. The site is close to Court Fields School.
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