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.

Free weekly sessions

We train here every week, and every session is free with no booking needed:

• Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6pm – main sessions
• Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays, 6pm – social training

On Saturdays at 1:30pm we run a city centre session at the Northumberland Road Courtyard (S10 2TT). 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. Turn up to any session 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.