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PlayQuest has completed a new adventure play area at Spring Gardens Holiday Park in St Asaph as part of the park’s expansion programme.
The project transformed an open grass area using a recycled-plastic 5-Tower Activity Centre together with grass mat safer surfacing. The brief called for a strong visual focal point that could cater for a range of children, withstand heavy seasonal use and support the park’s sustainability objectives.
The multi-play structure provides several routes and challenges designed to encourage climbing, balancing, crawling and imaginative play. Grass mat surfacing was installed around key access and landing areas to provide impact protection while allowing the area to retain a natural grass appearance.
PlayQuest completed the installation in three days, minimising disruption to visitors. The finished play area gives the holiday park a durable new family attraction while making productive use of previously open grass space.
The project transformed an open grass area using a recycled-plastic 5-Tower Activity Centre together with grass mat safer surfacing. The brief called for a strong visual focal point that could cater for a range of children, withstand heavy seasonal use and support the park’s sustainability objectives.
The multi-play structure provides several routes and challenges designed to encourage climbing, balancing, crawling and imaginative play. Grass mat surfacing was installed around key access and landing areas to provide impact protection while allowing the area to retain a natural grass appearance.
PlayQuest completed the installation in three days, minimising disruption to visitors. The finished play area gives the holiday park a durable new family attraction while making productive use of previously open grass space.
For more information on Spring Gardens Holiday Park Adventure Play Area talk to Playquest Adventure Play Ltd
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