How to Plan an Outdoor Fitness Space
Outdoor fitness spaces have become increasingly popular as communities focus on promoting active, healthy lifestyles.
Outdoor fitness spaces have become increasingly popular as communities focus on promoting active, healthy lifestyles.
As we wrap up another year, it’s always fun to look back and see the impact of the outdoor play and fitness spaces we have designed and installed. While every playground has its own unique design features, here are some of the standout playgrounds we've had the pleasure of being a part of in 2024.
When it comes to playgrounds, size doesn't always determine impact. Even the smallest spaces can become vibrant hubs of activity and creativity with the right design.
People often assume that parks are simply patches of green space, but they are far more than this. Parks and their amenities are reflections of the communities they serve.
Play is a cornerstone of childhood development. Yet, not all children have access to playgrounds that meet their needs. Consider that nearly 30 million children in the U.S. do not have a park within a 10 minute walk from their home.
Creating playgrounds that are both safe and resilient is essential, especially when they must withstand diverse climates. Playgrounds in sunny, rainy, snowy, or humid areas each face unique environmental challenges that can affect their longevity, safety, and maintenance needs.
Parks are wonderful community spaces, offering a breath of fresh air and a chance to connect with nature and others. But what turns a simple park visit into a full afternoon of fun?
Homeowners’ Association (HOA) playgrounds are more than just places for children to play—they are vital community spaces that encourage social connections, outdoor activity, and a sense of belonging.
Caroline County Parks and Recreation, utilizing the 2024 GameTime Community Champions Grant, was able to make this long-awaited project happen.
Recess is often seen as a time for children to burn off energy, enjoy unstructured play, and interact with their peers. While these aspects of recess are crucial for physical health and social development, recess also plays a vital role in fostering important life skills—particularly conflict resolution and problem-solving.