Endcliffe Parkour Park is Sheffield’s purpose-built outdoor parkour area, tucked into Endcliffe Park off Ecclesall Road. It opened in 2014 after a push from the local parkour community, and it’s been the home ground of Sheffield Parkour & Freerunning ever since.
What’s there
The park is a compact training area with walls, rails and platforms at a range of heights and spacings – enough to keep a complete beginner busy learning vaults and balances, and enough to keep experienced practitioners working on precision, flow and bigger movements. Because it sits inside one of Sheffield’s best-loved parks, you’re training surrounded by trees rather than traffic.
Thursday sessions
Our club session is here every Thursday, and all abilities are welcome:
- Thursdays, 6pm: our weekly club session
- The rest of the week: members are out training here and across Sheffield
To find out who’s training when, get in touch on our Discord, and say hello there before your first Thursday. All the details are on the sessions page.
Getting there
Endcliffe Park sits between Ecclesall Road and Rustlings Road, about a mile and a half south-west of the city centre – the Hunter’s Bar roundabout entrance is the easiest landmark. Plenty of buses run along Ecclesall Road, and the park has a popular café if you want a brew after training.
New to parkour?
Endcliffe is the perfect place to start. Come down on a Thursday and whoever’s there will show you the basics – or read our beginner’s guide and the FAQ first. If you’re after more places to train, our Sheffield spot map covers the rest of the city.