Neighborhood Play Space for Older Kids and Toddlers

This playground was designed as a neighborhood destination with a clear, comfortable split between an older play area and a toddler area, so each age group gets a space that matches the way they play.

The older zone is anchored by a combined structure that offers active, challenging play. A spinner is integrated directly into the main unit, which helps save space and reduces the separate safety clearance typically required for a standalone carousel.

The toddler zone supports imaginative play and movement with a fun gas station feature that works perfectly with ride on toys, alongside a toddler climbing and slide element and two spring riders that invite pretend play and repeat visits.

Nearby, there is an additional playground we delivered for the same community, featuring

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Neighborhood Play Space for Older Kids and Toddlers

About the Project and the Process

The goal was to create a welcoming public space that feels easy to use for families and encourages everyday outdoor time. The planning focused on clarity and flow, with distinct zones, concentrated activity points, and a playful atmosphere that supports both active pla

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Highlights/Uniqueness of the Project

Client Requiremen

A clear age based layout with a dedicated older play area and a separate toddler area
A toddler zone that supports imaginative
Continuity with a nearby additional playground we delivered for the same community, featuring a very large central structure and many swings

Planning Phase

The layout was planned around two complementary experiences. The older zone concentrates active play into one main structure, while the toddler zone combines pretend play with simple climbing and motion elements, creating a confident, repeatable play cycle. Connecting the spinner to the main unit supported a more efficient use of space and helped keep the overall plan organized and

About the Design

The design balances a clean, practical layout with playful features that encourage creativity and social interaction. The older zone promotes active movement and challenge, while the toddler area brings everyday role play to life through the gas station and themed spring riders. Together, the two zones create a cohesive playground that works as both an active play destination and a neighborhood gathering point.