Riverside Jam 2026
The Riverside Jam is growing into one of Scotland’s most exciting celebrations of action sports, bringing together riders, skaters, families, and community organisations from across
Mixing skate, BMX, learning and play, spaces are now open for single-day and week-long camps, running Monday to Friday throughout the school holidays.
A 30,000 sq ft warehouse containing two street skatepark spaces, a bowl and parkour / trampoline room.
All of our lessons are taught by our own in-house team of talented coaches. Each member of our team has their own mix of technical skill, teaching ability, and a unique personality to make the sessions engaging. We teach a wide variety of people of ages and skill levels, so please get in touch if you are looking for progression, or just want to have fun as part of a structured session.
The Riverside Jam is growing into one of Scotland’s most exciting celebrations of action sports, bringing together riders, skaters, families, and community organisations from across
Serving simple, heartwarming food at reasonable prices, our community cafe is well-loved for its sandwiches, soups and coffees.
Whether you’re grabbing a bite in the middle of your session, having a coffee whilst your kids burn off some steam, or work in the nearby area, we can’t wait to welcome you for lunch and make you a regular.
Bread is sourced from nearby baker Brot & Co, whose Sourdough is handmade using their 12-year old starter and is fermented, and proved over 24 hours.
Coffee is supplied by local roastery Dear Green and is ground to order.
Opening Hours
Serving hot food every day from 11am–7pm
Snacks and drinks from 10am–8pm
You only need to book in advance for lessons and classes.
For our open sessions, no booking is required — simply sign in and pay at reception when you arrive.
You MUST create an account with The Loading Bay before using the facility. Under 16s must be completed by a parent or guardian.
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Children must be aged 6 years or older to use our facility. This is for insurance reasons.
Children under 16 must have a waiver form signed by a parent or guardian to use the facility. After their first accompanied visit, those aged 12–15 may visit alone with a completed consent form on their account.
We prefer that children under 12 always have a parent or guardian with them, even if you are simply relaxing in the cafe. During school holidays, parents may opt to leave their children unaccompanied at our Holiday Camps, but please be aware that this is done at your own discretion and we are not a childcare provider.
We are currently operating einter opening hours. 10am–10pm every day.
During winter (October–March) we are open 10am–10pm every day.
During summer (April–September) we close slightly earlier, and are open 10am–8pm every day.
Trampoline and Parkour room availability.
Our Trampoline and Parkour area are closed to the public every Saturday and Sunday between 10am – 2pm. Open any other time unless stated otherwise.
Our open sessions cost £10 for a 3-hour session or £15 for an all-day pass.
Yes! We have a large fleet of BMX bikes in a range of sizes, as well as scooters, skateboards, and safety equipment available for hire. You can hire these as part of any lesson booking, or in-person along with standard park entry.
Cost
BMX – £10
Skateboard – £5
Scooter – £7.50
Helmet – £2
Yes, free parking is available on Borron Street, directly outside our facility, usually there is plenty of spaces available.
We recommend comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely, along with sensible trainers or skate shoes.
Helmets are mandatory for under 16’s, and we recommend them for all users. The skatepark contains many hard surfaces including metal edges and concrete flooring. Adult beginners are especially at risk of injury, so please consider wearing a helmet if you fall into this category.
Helmets are available to hire if needed, in a wide range of sizes. Pads are also available but on a limited basis, so it is recommended to bring your own if you prefer to wear pads.
