The parks I go to are Stevens park in Quarry Bank near Merry Hill and Britannia park in Blackheath...but are there any better ones????

Creations quite good depending on what you like to skate.

Theres Creations (used to be Epic) in Moseley

The Ideal Skateshop in Digbeth has a miniramp in the back, you have to pay to get in though

Theres parks in Bromsgrove and Worcester that are nice if you can venture that far. the one in Worcester has a nice bowl there

I went to Stevens park on Friday, the surfaces aren't that good at all, and the area attracts the wrong crowd for it to be done up to be honest. Haven't been to Britannia park in years so can't say much about that.

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I flipped into the bowl at worcester =]
And creation is shit now, its a biker park now sucks to skate, use to be wicked ages ago with the step up and the two boxes.

Yeah you dont wanna go creation, they keep taking big chunks out of the skatepark to make room for more shitty climbing wall. The mini-ramp at ideal is pretty good, I skate there once or twice a week usualy.

There are a couple of small outdoor parks in Birmingham. Theres Rubery (metal and tarmac, but not a bad park) Acocks Green (again metal and tarmac, brilliant layout but full of crackheads) and Kings Norton (concrete, not bad for a small sesh but you do tend to get mugged on occasions).

The mini at Ideal is the most beautiful ramp in existance, and i don't even like skating mini.

Skated Kings Norton once, was actually really fun, although got a bit boring.

someone needs to skate brentwood.
even though i don't really skate mini, it's awesome.

Pretty sweet isnt it, nice crowd down there too. Its even got a toilet in there.

Creation is a good skate, bit of a sketch mini, really nice vert and there spine mini section is whippy but crazily smooth.
Apparently there's a wharehouse either behind it or somewhere else in the city that i've heard good things about it, Haslam was skating it the other week.
Also redditch isn't to far from brum and has some really nice skatelite ramps and a big street course (BMX orientated but I love that stuff)

This is the mini at the Ideal Skateshop that was mentiones earlier. It's 2 quid to skate (all day).

Lozells ramps are pretty near you, wills st/villa st, smooth tarmac, metal ramps, 1 midi, 3 q-pipes, 1 flat bank, 2 street boxes, grind rail, mini-spine, the distances between ramps/boxes are a little big if you have small whels but the place is dead, just a few local kids messing around who love to see proper skating.

Also try Middlepark rd in Russells hall, I've never been myself but apparently these's one there