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Play Your Way with our Custom Play Solutions

Apr 26
1 min

Play Your Way with our Custom Play Solutions

Rocky Mountain Recreation, in partnership with the creative designers at Landscape Structures, offers the most innovative, unique, creative and breathtaking play experiences. Going beyond our standard designs that offer extensive play value and color selections, our play solutions can be customized to meet any vision. Dreaming of a 30' inclusive play tower to offer a new perspective and stunning view of the mountains? How about rock realistic or larger than life sized recycle

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Spring Photo Contest

Mar 22
2 min

Spring Photo Contest

Let's keep our playgrounds open and safe! Adding a Play Healthy Hand Sanitizer station is a quick, easy and affordable way to protect the community while creating a healthy space for kids to explore, play and socialize. With schools still offering remote learning sessions, playgrounds have become an integral space for the community to provide an area for children to develop their motor, cognitive and social skills while also engaging their sensory systems (vestibular, visual,

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Come back to play.

Jan 15
1 min

Come back to play.

Over the last 50 years, Landscape Structures has continued to be a leader in continuous play design, inclusive play and making nature more accessible to communities across the globe. In partnership with Landscape Structures, our team at Rocky Mountain Recreation is excited to share the latest innovations, setting trends in playground design. Breaking barriers, the We-Go-Swing is the first no-transfer inclusive swing that can be integrated into the playground setting and invit

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Expanding your Playground Funding

Jan 6
2 min

Expanding your Playground Funding

How well do your playgrounds cater to all the kids in your community? Colorado Parent recently issued an article highlighting how "Specialized play spaces give families living with Sensory Processing Disorder a place of growth and connection." Many grants are available to help communities meet the needs of inclusive play to go beyond ADA access and provide play spaces for all ages and abilities. We offer a variety of playground designs to accommodate a wide range of budgets a

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2021 LSI Play Book is Here

Aquatix by Landscape Structures

Take Learning Outdoors

Nov 16, 2020
1 min

Take Learning Outdoors

Whether you're looking to take learning outdoors to allow in-person learning or simply seeking ways to incorporate nature into your learning curriculum, Rocky Mountain Recreation is excited to offer new outdoor classroom concepts. The additions below may meet the CARES Act criteria for K-12 education. Our team is available to answer questions to ensure your business is able to utilize available funding before the December 30th, 2020 deadline. 1. Shading Installation of SkyWay

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Let's All Play

Feb 11, 2019
1 min

Let's All Play

Multigenerational play, what does it mean to you? Many people think that playgrounds are just for kids. That as a parent, grandparent, or an adult in general, you are meant to sit on the side and watch. But I pose you a question, why not get in there and play with your kids? As time passes by, we worry that kids are spending too much time inside on the computer, playing video games, on their phones, etc. But what about the grandparents or the parents who are on their phones

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Importance of Inclusive Play

Jan 25, 2019
2 min

Importance of Inclusive Play

Every child deserves to play. It is what we are meant to do when we are kids, we are meant to play, learn, and grow together. That is why here at Rocky Mountain Recreations and Landscape Structures, it is so important for us to be the leader in creating play destinations that allow kids of all abilities to play together. Accessibility is one thing, but just getting a kid to the playground is not enough. Nor is it enough for the kids who have sensory deficits and developmental

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