If you’re looking to keep individuals and families in your community healthy and active, an obstacle course is the perfect way to make this happen. Obstacle courses combine physical activity with fun for the whole family.
Church playgrounds bring families together in creative ways. They support a young congregation and help churches grow their communities. It’s important to thoughtfully plan your church playground, as it will be used by many different individuals and families.
School playgrounds need attention from time to time, just as public playgrounds do. It's important that school playgrounds are kept safe, fun and engaging so that students have a place to decompress in between classes.
One of the hardest parts about planning a play and fitness project is aligning and utilizing resources. Fortunately, Play 4 ALL can help you reach your project goal by assessing and positioning a play, fitness or splash pad project.
Multigenerational playground designs benefit adults and children of all ages. It can be hard to find affordable activities that the whole family can enjoy together, but this isn’t a problem when it comes to multigenerational play spaces.
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.
Themed playgrounds combine physical and mental stimulation to keep kids active in different ways. They’re also plenty of fun to look at!
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.
