Some of our best memories begin outside. For many of us, it was racing to the swings after school, inventing games with neighborhood friends,
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Can You Build a Splash Pad on a Limited Budget?
The answer is "yes"! Building a splash pad on a limited budget is absolutely possible, and for many neighborhood parks, pocket parks, daycares, and
Truly Inclusive Play Pushes Past the Minimum ADA Requirements
Everyone wants to feel truly included. That is just as true on the playground as it is anywhere else. Families want spaces where children can move
The Most Successful Playground Fundraisers Tell the Best Story
Raising funds can feel like a big challenge for any PTO, especially when trying to find effective playground fundraising ideas for schools. The most
Choosing the Right Playground Surface: Why Poured-in-Place Stands Out
When most people picture a new playground, they think of swings, tall slides, and climbing structures. However, the surface beneath the equipment is
How to Strengthen Your Application for Successful Playground Grant Writing
With the right preparation and support you can make your grant application stand out. Funders want to see that your project is well thought out,
Pavilions and Park Shelters: Creating Community Connection and Economic Value
What makes one park a quick drive-by spot and another the beating heart of community life? More often than not, it comes down to amenities.
Back to School! Fresh Updates to Improve Your School Playground
As students return to school this fall, many schools are looking for ways to refresh their outdoor spaces. Whether you're planning a new playground or
Bridging the Gap: How Playground Equipment Experts and Landscape Architects Build Better Together
Having a Dedicated Landscape Architect Playground Design Liaison Makes All the Difference In the world of playground design and construction,
Behind the Splash: What It Really Takes to Maintain Your Splash Pad
Splash pads are bringing refreshing fun to more Texas communities every year, offering water play enjoyment without the staffing and safety concerns
