Case Study

Address: Yancheng, Jiangsu, China

Area: 600㎡

Designed as a complete outdoor adventure experience, this project combines five interconnected play elements: a rainbow trampoline net, colorful elevated walkways, rope-net crawl tunnels, obstacle courses, and multi-sided wooden climbing walls. Together, they create a continuous forest adventure route that encourages children to climb, bounce, balance, crawl, and overcome challenges as they move through the space.

The rainbow trampoline net and elevated walkways are handcrafted from high-strength polyester rope, combining flexibility, durability, and vibrant color to create engaging areas for active play. The crawl tunnels and obstacle courses use woven protective rope netting, with integrated ring obstacles that add variety and progressive challenges to the adventure route.

At ground level, multi-functional wooden climbing structures are built with treated solid-wood frames and feature a variety of climbing surfaces, including tire climbing elements, climbing ladders, and rope nets. These activities encourage full-body movement while supporting the development of strength, balance, coordination, and confidence.

The playground is integrated into the existing forest landscape, allowing mature trees to provide natural shade and creating a cooler, more comfortable outdoor play environment. As a non-powered adventure playground, the project requires no mechanical equipment or electrical systems, while UV-resistant, wear-resistant, and weather-resistant rope-net components are designed for long-term outdoor use with straightforward maintenance.

With multiple interconnected challenges and varied play experiences, the layout encourages longer visits and repeat play. The bold, colorful rope-net structures also create a distinctive visual identity that works well for family attractions, forest camps, educational destinations, and resort properties looking to add an engaging outdoor activity and increase visitor appeal.