Whether managing a woodland site, a lakeside RV resort, or a state park, having a well-designed playground for your campsite can transform the experience for campers and visitors.
At Playground Solutions, we understand that campgrounds set the stage for enjoying the outdoors and creating lifelong memories.
Investing in a quality playground for your campsite helps your location stand out, making it a go-to destination rather than just one stop among many.
Why Your Camp Needs Commercial-Grade Playground Equipment
With how children like to play, the materials used to build playgrounds must be of the highest quality. We use commercial-grade playground equipment so you don't have to worry about rusty hinges, rickety slides, or slick surfaces that can create safety hazards.
Campsite Playground Benefits:
- Child-Friendly Entertainment: A well-designed playground means children stay busy and happy, which helps parents keep their kids entertained.
- Increases Satisfaction & Repeat Visits: When visitors and campers remember your campsite with its awesome playground, you’re more likely for them to return and tell their friends and friends about it.
- Promotes Community-Building: Playgrounds are where new friendships are made and where parents gather to chat and keep an eye on their little ones.
- Designed for Outdoor, All-Weather Conditions: Commercial-grade campground playground equipment is built to withstand rain, snow, sun, heavy use, and the rough nature of outdoor recreation. When we come out to scope your site, we'll tailor a playground package specific to your climate, user volume, and geographic location.
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Combine multiple activities with large towers, climbers, tunnels, and more to keep children active and see where their imagination takes them! With engaging features and exciting activities, kids can develop their balance, coordination, and strength while also being mentally stimulated.
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These classic playground elements appeal to all ages. Swings are universally loved, while slides deliver excitement, and spinners and gliders offer new motion experiences. Having these ensures that no child feels left out and your playground remains cherished.
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Ensuring every child has access to your campsite playground is essential. Providing unitary surfacing, flush transitions, and wide routes tells your campers your playground is for all children. These additions give more room and maneuverability for wheelchairs, strollers, and assistive devices.
Safety & Durability for Camp Playgrounds
When you're operating camp playground equipment, ruggedness and compliance are crucial to user safety. We only use equipment that meets or exceeds standards, is made of durable materials, and supports surfacing designed for outdoor conditions.
Compliance Standards
The first rule of play is staying safe. Our commercial-grade playgrounds are built to meet or exceed ASTM F1487-11, ISO, and IPEMA standards for safety, liability, and insurance purposes.
Durable Materials
Our playgrounds are constructed of highly durable materials, including 12-gauge steel and PVC coating for protection, stainless steel for longevity and corrosion resistance, and roto-molding plastics for strength and durability.
Surfacing Options
We offer a variety of surfacing options, including artificial turf with PIP base surfacing and poured-in-place surfacing, to ensure your playground is ready to withstand heavy use and provide comfortable, safe play.
How to Choose the Right Playground for Your Campsite
Choosing the right playground for your campsite means asking smart questions that align your choices with your campers, space, and budget. We'll help you take the following into consideration:
- Age Group: What's the primary age demographic of those visiting your site? Low-platform slides, sensory panels, and safe surfacing are ideal for young children, ages 2–5 years old. Older children, ages 6–12, prefer climbing, slides, swings, and spinners. And teens and adults usually go for fitness gear and more challenging structures. We can help you choose equipment that spans or segments accordingly.
- Space: We'll measure your usable area and consider the terrain, shade, and sightlines. If space is limited, we may prioritize multi-functional structures that combine features rather than multiple stand-alone pieces.
- Budget: Commercial-grade equipment costs more upfront compared to residential sets; however, the longer lifespan, lower maintenance, and higher quality are well worth it. Investing in durability saves money and hassle down the road.
- Accessibility: Making accessible play part of your design from the start ensures children of all abilities feel welcome, broadens your guest base, and shows your commitment to play.
By considering all four of the above factors, we'll work with you to build a playground solution that fits your campsite's needs, supports long-term enjoyment, and keeps campers coming back.