Tower with Slide, Climbing Wall, Ramp and Spring Rockers in Rounds

Fitting as much action-packed equipment as we can, into a relatively small space can sometimes be a bit of a challenge for us. Especially when giving children a fun, but safe area to play. But we always come up with a great idea, where kids can enjoy themselves and make unforgettable memories with friends and family.

What is a great way of getting lots of cool activities into one area? How about an adventure tower with slide! The ‘hub of fun’ for all children. The base of the climbing frame tower starts with an enclosed den underneath the platform. This makes a cosy space for young ones to relax, play and engage with others.

A real test of strength and hand eye coordination is the climbing wall. With hand grips of different shapes and sizes, dotted up the side of the adventure tower. The children can see how high they can climb to gain access to the tower with slide. But for even the smallest of play enthusiasts, an access ladder provides an easy way of keeping up with the older ones.

For the grand finale, a 3m long wavy slide is the best way to exit the tower. This short but enjoyable ride is sure to leave the children wanting more. Though better prepare Mum and Dad, you’ll be catching your little ones at the bottom of the slide, multiple times!

Room to Grow and Develop using the Outdoors

Watch as the children prepare to ‘race’ each other on the spring rockers. Little Timmy is in the lead on the toy scooter, but watch out here comes Susie on the inside with her Elephant! The scope for imaginative play is endless with this classic piece of play equipment. With fun shapes like vehicles and animals, there is something for everyone.

Outdoor play can be a completely effortless way to develop physical skills like strength and fitness. Rope walks can be a good way of doing this and are often found in school trim trails at the bottom of the recreation field. As well as this, it is also an amazing way of developing a child’s mental skills. Like the hand-eye coordination a child would need to get from what end of the rope walk to the other.

Please note: all the wood we use in Gardenatics builds are from sustainable sources and forests. All is treated to ensure longevity without damage to the environment.