Playground services

Massey & Harris was commissioned to design and deliver a bespoke playground at Jodrell Bank, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and home to the UK's largest radio telescope. A series of natural Robinia play structures inspired by the constellations of the galaxy encourage exploration, balance and imaginative play within the arboretum landscape

Ustigate Waterplay supplied and installed water play features for all age groups, teenagers and a toddler area at Willen Lake. Everybody’s aquatic play favourite was provided in a zero standing water environment, surrounded by access paths that invite every age and ability to Splash 'n' Play. The PWTAG-compliant recirculation system guarantees children have the highest quality of water

Ustigate Waterplay worked on behalf of Arun District Council, collaborating with LUC and Neilcott Construction on the design and build of a new and inclusive water play area and splash pad for The West Green at Littlehampton seafront

Proludic designed and installed a new inclusive play area for youngsters ranging from toddlers to teens at Davies Park in Kinross on behalf of Perth & Kinross Council. Once the old play equipment was removed, the company created a variety of play experiences to cater to children of all abilities. The park has long been a favourite spot for

Proludic designed created and installed a 100% inclusive playground for the city of Vannes, officially the largest inclusive play area ever constructed in western France. Opened in Dec 2019, the play area, on the Etang de Tohannic site, is accessible for users with reduced mobility. Vannes invested €500,000 in this 750m2 play area containing 30

Built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in 1874, the stunning Waddeson Manor estate and popular National Trust destination in Buckinghamshire now includes a new eibe playground to add even more to its overall family appeal. The beautiful country house, still owned by the Rothschild Foundation wanted their whole visitor experience to be enhanced

In response to Havant Borough Council's call for natural aesthetics and durable materials to combat potential antisocial behaviour, Proludic embarked on a project at Bidbury Mead aimed at breathing new life into the existing playground. Nestled in a green and secluded setting, Bidbury Mead was more than just a playground; it was a vibrant hub for

Daisy Chain is a unique charity that addresses the needs of children with autism and their families. The charity wanted to provide a sensory play area using a budget of £120,000. The development needed to provide an opportunity for families to experience a genuine sense of adventure within a safe environment. The inspiration behind Proludic's design was

In late 2024, eibe Play was invited by Katy Martin to discuss the refurbishment of the village play area in Barns Green, near Horsham, West Sussex. Katy, a dedicated member of the local community, had taken it upon herself to raise funding and work closely with the Parish Council to improve the much-loved but ageing space. The existing playground

Theories Landscapes was invited to tender for three playground improvement projects for the City of London Corporation. The client had engaged with local communities and identified the need to refurbish, replace and update the play areas within Hampstead Heath and was keen to work alongside Theories to ensure a positive outcome. Working with a

eibe Play was awarded the contract to create a vibrant, dynamic, engaging and inclusive play area for all ages at historic Hardwick Hall in County Durham. Crafted predominantly from sustainably-sourced wood and designed with a £431k budget, this bespoke destination enhances Hardwick Hall's beauty and reinforces its role as a central hub for

Kingsmoor Primary School saw the need to revamp their worn-down outdoor space, creating a more engaging area for children. The decision was made to invest in this outdoor space and the school decided on new vibrant wetpour surfacing and a colorful roof pergola, adding shade and visual appeal

The paddling pool installed by Ustigate in 2000 had proven to be very popular with families at King George Recreation Ground in Bushey but it had reached the end of its life cycle. Hertsmere Borough Council requested a design-and-build program to deliver a variety of products that would spray water at varying heights, as well as a Water Journey

A project to get young and old all using the same area to play and exercise in with an inclusive area for able bodied and disabled alike to enjoy. Bracknell Town Council also wanted to include different organisations in the project and this was achieved with

Proludic upgraded Theale Parish Council's outdoor play facilities on the recreation ground. The existing playground equipment was replaced with more facilities for older children, teenagers and adults, which would also help to reduce anti-social behaviour and combat obesity in an enjoyable way. As well as producing designs for the two projects