Belfast's indoor wooden skatepark on Factory Street, now trading as Rampyard — book a session and ride whatever the weather
The Ramp House — Belfast's indoor wooden skatepark on Factory Street, now trading as Rampyard — book a session and ride whatever the weather.
The floor is well used from end to end. There is a street plaza with rails, grind boxes and banks, a jump box line that fires you into a foam pit for trying new tricks safely, a spine mini ramp and open bowl sections. A halfpipe and transition give the vert riders something to carry speed on. It reads as a park built by riders who wanted every corner to do a job, so you can spend a whole session flowing between areas rather than queuing for one feature.
The park runs public sessions through the week plus coaching for skate, BMX and scooter, and takes birthday party bookings. Session times change, so check online or ring before you set off.
The Ramp House is at Unit 33, Bloomfield Commercial Centre, 5 Factory Street, Belfast BT5 5AW (trading as Rampyard). On the Bloomfield Commercial Centre site off Factory Street. Tap below for directions.
The venue opened as The Ramp House, a rider-owned indoor park built by Belfast's BMX and skate scene to give the city a place to ride out of the rain. Northern Ireland has very few indoor parks, so a warm, dry space with a foam pit and a full street section matters to local riders. The same building on Factory Street now trades as Rampyard, still Belfast's main indoor skatepark.