Parks are an essential part of communities, apart from playing a role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. Unique and innovative designs in parks make them a destination for families and visitors alike.
Cunningham Recreation is the exclusive representative for GameTime in 17 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, including coastal Carolina, the Southeast, and the Midwest.
One of the best gifts you can give to a faith-based organization is a playground from Cunningham Recreation. Children bring enjoyment and vitality to a church congregation.
Do you remember being a kid at the park and nearly scalding your legs as you went down the slide? Even though we all managed to have a blast at neighborhood playgrounds, these memories are ones that we don’t forget. And it’s understandable why.
Are you hoping to increase foot traffic to your community park? Fortunately, this is easy to do when you include the right park amenities. Many people focus on the playground equipment (which is important), but they forget how crucial the details are.
Are more communities investing in outdoor fitness equipment? Absolutely! Outdoor fitness parks have been around for years, but their popularity has increased significantly in recent years due to the rising rates of obesity and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Inclusive playgrounds are an invitation for ALL children to play TOGETHER. Playgrounds have come a long way over the years, and it’s now easier than ever to design a play space that has something for everyone.
Looking for playground design ideas for 2022? You’ve come to the right place! Playgrounds have evolved significantly over the past decade, and we look forward to new and exciting designs and layouts that will make headlines this spring and summer!
As we wrap up another year, it’s always fun to look back and see how things have changed and look forward to new merging trends. And playground equipment is no exception.
Inclusive outdoor recreation spaces provide a safe place where kids of all ages and abilities can play and interact together. These spaces don’t just take the physical needs of children into consideration, but also their social, emotional and cognitive needs.
