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Smothers Park is a harmonious blend of nature's splendor and innovative design. Set in a picturesque location, the park was custom-designed with unique features: towering 30-ft walk-through trees, an interactive splash pad, and a carefully designed ADA-compliant ramp – making sure every child, regardless of ability, has the opportunity to explore every nook and cranny of this custom playground.

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Smothers Park isn't just a place to play—it's a testament to what's possible when creativity meets community spirit.

Nestled in the heart of Gallatin, the playground at Triple Creek Park stands as a testament to inclusive play. The space incorporates a range of ADA compliant recreational features. From a specially-designed wheelchair swing to easy-to-use ramps, a sensory zone, and a pedal park, every detail includes accessibility and fun for all.

Here, children don't just play—they touch, listen, see, and experience a range of products crafted for exploration.

While it may seem like simple fun, playground activities play a pivotal role in a child's holistic development. At Foust Elementary in Owensboro, KY, the playground is more than just a space for recreation—it's a nurturing environment designed for both fun and safety. This specific playground was designed for children aged 5-12 and includes features like the Dome Climber, Ten Spin, and tunnels that stimulate imaginative exploration.

Focusing on safety, the space includes a Pour-in-Place Rubber Surface. Additionally, shade structures are strategically positioned, giving comfort even on the sunniest days. At Foust Elementary, play is a gateway to learning and growth.

Built on Lee Victory Park, this playground blends traditional play elements that nod to the Blue Angels theme. Designed to honor U.S. Marine Capt. Jeff Kuss, the playground integrates custom slides and obstacles, age-appropriate swings, and a dynamic ten-spin. A fun addition is a custom jet, serving both as a play feature and a salute to the Blue Angels.

Prioritizing inclusivity, the design of this playground ensures that all children — regardless of their abilities — can engage with its features. Freedom playground is more than just a play area; it's a reflection of the community's desire to honor something bigger.