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Designed to reflect the Australian bush environment setting, this tree
house play structure is built around a central tree pole carved to
reveal local fauna. |
Activities at the tree house include slides,
fire pole, spiral pole, spiral ladder, climb walls, abseil wall, spider
web, rickety bridge, chain climb and perimeter tricycle path.
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Roofed Fitness Centre for light exercises
including step, hop, squats, push-ups, chin-ups, curl-ups, triceps, leg
raisers, etc. and stretch, caters for preteens to adults.
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The playground, located in a disused quarry, is designed to reflect
that industrial character and incorporates circuit style equipment and
rock walls for climbing.
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Platform steps lead to internal clamber net, vee and clatter bridges,
gangways, high roofed deck, fire pole, internal and external ladder, tunnel and
abseil wall.
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Teen Hangout providing shelter and recreational facilities includes
bench, reclining and straddle seats, sitting rails, clamber ropes and
pommels.
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Front entrance to the Castle by the sea is by lowered drawbridge.
Stair access for younger children leads to open deck, arched bridge,
watch towers and rampart. |
Slide down from
open deck, or follow the arched bridge to the watch tower with scaling wall.
Play space under has clock with moveable hands and sand play
facilities. |
Sand play
feature at ground level includes chutes, baffle, spout, bowls, sieve,
scales and scoops with stools placed about a play bench. |
Possum Cottage
built on a sloping site, is a light airy cubby for little ones with
step and ramp access between play levels. A bike/wheelchair path
encircles the playground. |
Upper deck with
bench seat has revolving picture blocks with native fauna images, 0's
and X's and numbers for the children's pleasure and education. |
The cottage
furnished with corner bench suite, stove, tree-stump stool, clock and
portraits of Mama and Papa Possum has rear slide exit to lower play
area. |
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