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In-ground, or embankment climbing walls, excellent for building upper body strength, are a must have on any natural playground, and can provide both vertical and horizontal movement challenges depending upon available space. 6' high, 6' wide, 7' tapered side walls shown in picture, for 4-6 year olds. 

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If you want your children to hone their spelunking and mountain climbing skills, this chimney climb is the perfect answer. We designed it after watching how mountain climbers work their way up a narrow crevice by coordinating the movement of their feet, hands, and backs against opposing walls.

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The Peg Climb is one of the more challenging, upper body, natural fitness units. For those worried about children's upper body strength, this is a perfect solution.

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Children rarely have the opportunity to practice leap frogging any more, and when we put these on our natural playgrounds, children are not quite sure how to prepare their bodies for the leap, where to place their hands, what to do with their momentum, or how to land.

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We designed the Long Jump after watching kids at one school run fast for 100’ so they could take a “leap” off a 6” high ridge. So we figured: let’s make a real run, a real jump, and a landing pit, and see what happens.