St. Catherine’s

Five years after replacing a wooden playground, the Preschool at St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church reports a multi-win experience:

• EcoPlay’s on-target custom design satisfied the preschool’s extensive wish list. “We wouldn’t change a thing,” says the director.
• No more wood means no more sanding, re-staining, and splinter boo-boos!
• The playground has proved to be a great selling point for parents touring the preschool as prospective customers

Tributary at New Manchester

Developers of Tributary at New Manchester wanted playgrounds to be an integral part of the master-planned community’s sustainability best practices. So they called in EcoPlay Structures. Bottom line, according to the general manager: “EcoPlay’s structural components are commercial-grade plastic lumber, made of recycled materials that should last us for decades.”

Eglin Air Force Base, Ft. Walton, Florida

EcoPlay designed a playground to meet the military base’s lofty goal: encourage children to learn about, interact with, and experience nature through the playscape.

The Center for the Visually Impaired (CVI), Atlanta, Georgia

EcoPlay helped make this playground a sensory haven, a teaching tool, a place to explore, and a catalyst for learning how to interact with other children.

Zion Baptist Church, Marietta, Georgia

EcoPlay custom-designed a playground with three distinct play areas, each with play elements appropriate for specific age groups.

Summerchase At Towne Lake, Woodstock, Georgia

With its old wooden playground structure in dire need of repair, this 208-home community decided replacement would be the low-cost option.

Green Valley Park, Boone, NC

A “green” playground was the logical choice for Green Valley Park in Boone, NC.