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Cowplain Recreation Ground Play Park Plans

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We’ve written a few times about the changes taking place at the Cowplain Recreational Ground children’s play park and now we’re able to show you what the outside area for the children will look like, even before it’s finished.

sutcliffe playOh, I’m getting ahead of myself, here is the play park in August 2014, and here in the play park in December 2014.

The lovely people over at Sutcliffe Play (a British manufacturer, and a company fully owned by the employees) and have kindly allowed us to give you a sneak peak of what the play park will look like when it is complete.

If you are lucky enough to be viewing this website on a large screen, click each image below to zoom in and see more detail.

The play equipment to be installed at the Cowplain Recreational park is listed below, and each number corresponds with a number on one of the images.

Equipment List

01. 20m Cableway
02. Dynamic Sling Shot
03. Orchard Inclusive Nest Swing
04. Orchard 1.8m high Pod Seat Swing
05. Orchard Toot & Slide
06. Orchard Burma Bridge
07. Stepping Pods x 5
08. Orchard Balance Beam
09. Small Trampoline
10. Orchard Burma Bridge
11. Sand Digger
12. Diggables Fossil Jam
13. Minizone Leapfrog
14 Orchard Twin Tangle
15. Inclusive Oyster Roundabout

Cowplain Recreation Ground Play Park

Cowplain Recreation Ground Play Park

Cowplain Recreation Ground Play Park

Cowplain Recreation Ground Play Park

We’re really excited and looking forward to the completion of this play park, we know our three young boys, aged 4, 6 and 8 will just love it. And happy children will result in happy parents.

If you are unsure where Cowplain Recreation Ground is, this map will help:

A big thanks to Havant Borough Council who are funding the play park upgrade.

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Comments

  4. In Wecock Farm many parks have been taken away or have not been replaced with new equipment such as one in my road between Thrush Walk and Bunting Gardens we are left with grass and also the small park in Fulmer Walk which has had its ground renovated but not its equipment i am aware of the new park in Linnet close but Hart Plain avenue is too dangerous to let my child cross plus the park is too far for him and others in my area to go there alone also Jubillee park needs new equipment as its out dated also if Denmead can have a fantastic new park and Padnel why can`t we.