Cunningham Crescent Skate Park is the name mapping data uses for the skatepark inside Moore Avenue park, in West Howe on the Kinson side of Bournemouth. Skateboarders locally know the same spot as Moore Avenue Skatepark, or simply "ToyTown" a small, no-frills outdoor park rather than a purpose-built bowl or plaza.
What's there
The setup is straightforward: metal ramps bolted to a tarmac base, laid out as a mini ramp, quarter pipes, a jump box with rail, and flat banks. It suits skateboarders and scooter riders working on the basics rather than anyone chasing a big vert wall or a concrete bowl.
The wider park
The skatepark is just one part of Moore Avenue, a Green Flag, accredited park serving the West Howe community. Alongside the ramps you'll find tennis courts, a children's play area, a picnic area, a café, and a ball court used for basketball and football. There's free parking on site and toilets in the park's pavilion.
Visiting
It's a free, open-access outdoor facility with no gates and no admission charge, so you can turn up and skate whenever the park itself is open. Being outdoors and metal-ramped, surfaces can get slippery in wet weather, so it's worth checking conditions before you head over, especially after rain.
It's one of several skateparks dotted around Bournemouth and Poole. Explore more of the area in our guide to things to do in Bournemouth.