Playground Safety Quiz 1.) You should always read the signs and labels at the playground before using it. A.) True B.) False Answer: A.) True Playgrounds are designed for different age groups and the proper age range for the playground should be posted on a sign or a sticker on the equipment.
For The Thrill Of It What lures some people into the unknown, willing to explore something new? Whatever it is, the field of parks and recreation is now home to adventure experiences.
No One Trailing Behind An interactive trail-and-playground concept encourages children and adults to move, explore, and engage together instead of separating generations. This article is for Members only
The Center Of Attention Forest Field Park combines accessible manufactured equipment with nature play to create a distinctive destination that draws families outdoors. This article is for Members only
A Hero’s Legacy Creative design and careful budgeting transformed a park honoring local hero Mico Valeriote into a welcoming, community-focused destination. This article is for Members only
A Small Town With A Big Mission A small Indiana community transformed an aging playground through local leadership, inclusive design, fundraising, and broad public participation. This article is for Members only
The Sensory Garden Playground The Sensory Garden Playground combines accessible play, gardens, and sensory experiences to support children of all abilities. This article is for Members only
An Uphill Battle Hillside Park turned recession, inflation, drought, and difficult terrain into opportunities for resilient design and imaginative play. This article is for Members only
A Bison’s Tale A bison-inspired nature play space invites children to explore wetlands, prairie, and savannah while learning to become stewards of the land. This article is for Members only
The Results Are In, The Message Is Clear A national teacher survey reinforces the developmental value of daily, outdoor, unstructured recess for elementary students. This article is for Members only
A Park Without A Playground A playground giveaway and a coordinated city effort transformed an underused corner of Manatee Sanctuary Park into a new family amenity. This article is for Members only
