Parks and Recreation Solutions
We work with parks and recreation departments to create community destinations. Local, public parks are essential to increasing physical activity and offering spaces social gatherings between people of all ages and abilities. We believe in the power of parks!
Park and Recreation Resources
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National Demonstration Sites
Through our parent company, PlayCore, GameTime recognizes communities who utilize their parks to demonstrate leadership in the areas of inclusive play, nature play, playful pathways, adult fitness, and youth fitness
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Community Training and Outreach
GameTime offers professional development seminars, online webinars, and community training sessions on dozens of topics through our parent company, PlayCore. Parks and Recreation professionals who attend these sessions are awarded CEU credits.
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Global Network of Professionals
GameTime's network of sales professionals and certified installers live, work, and play in your neighborhood. No matter where you live, GameTime promises a representative that can be on-site alongside you.
Community Champions for Inclusive Play
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Expression Swing Universal
Create multigenerational play opportunities for adults and children of all abilities with an adaptive swing seat combined with our adult swing seat. The patented design provides the same face-to-face, eye-to-eye design that promotes attunement while at play.
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Case Study
Candy Cane Park
Candy Cane Park Featuring Sensory Play Elements
Candy Cane Park wanted to create a park that made a statement. Read on to learn more about how a unique mushroom pathway, interactive Gizmos, and a custom frog climber became the heart of Conroe, Texas.
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News from GameTime
Check out the latest parks and recreation news and announcements from GameTime.
Though far from its modern day look, playground climbers have been a cherished fixture since the early 1900s. Everyone holds fond memories of scaling climbing structures throughout their childhood.
With each passing year, playground climbers evolve, each iteration capturing the essence of its time – and none embody the spirit of 2024 quite like the Catalina Climbing System. Read on to learn more about Catalina and inspire new playground design ideas.
Catalina Playground Climbers
Catalina utilizes a modular design approach to create tailored climbers that bring out the best in every environment. With its nautical-inspired aesthetic, Catalina adds a splash of theming to your playground, transforming outdoor spaces into captivating play destinations.
There has been a growing recognition of the importance of accessible playground equipment. Today, playgrounds stand as vibrant hubs where every child, regardless of ability, is welcomed to explore, learn, and revel in the joys of play! GameTime’s latest innovation in inclusivity is Aventus Tower, the industry’s first accessible playground tower.
Read on to learn more about the Aventus Tower and the importance of inclusive play - and maybe it’ll even spark some new playground ideas!
The Benefits of Inclusive Play
Inclusive playgrounds serve as catalysts for empowerment, offering children with disabilities a space to learn new things and understand the world around them. This sense of empowerment helps develop independence, which is the foundation to building self-confidence.
Play is a fundamental aspect of childhood development, fostering physical, social, and cognitive growth. For children on the autism spectrum, engaging in play can be both challenging and crucial. In this blog post, we'll explore why it's essential for these children to play on playgrounds, backed by scientific evidence.
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects various aspects of an individual's brain function. Children with ASD exhibit a range of behaviors, including deficits in communication skills, social interactions, and stereotyped behaviors5. Their abilities can vary significantly, making personalized approaches necessary.
The Role of Play in ASD
1. Social Interaction and Communication Skills
Playgrounds provide a unique environment for children with ASD to develop social interaction and communication