As temperatures rise, playgrounds become bustling hubs of activity. However, the summer sun can pose challenges, making it essential to...

Bullying is a pervasive issue that can manifest in various forms, particularly in playground environments where supervision might be more...

Summer is back and it's time to get outside and play! After a year of being cooped up, kids and parents are eager to get back to some...

If this last year has taught us anything, it's understanding how much we need human contact and socialization. We didn't realize we...

Defining the terms Accessible, Inclusive, All Abilities, Playground For All with resources to help you design your next inclusive playground

Introducing Miracle Museum, a new way for children to play their way through a sensory playground of fantastical experiences. The...

The pandemic has made such a profound disruption in our society. We are now faced with finding ideas to solve many new problems.

Where do you begin when you have a vision but don't know how to achieve it? We believe in helping our clients make their dreams a...

We've been eagerly awaiting the release of Mini City by Miracle Recreation and are excited to introduce this brand new product to our custom

We just welcomed a new year (and decade) and with it comes a fresh start! Every year getting fit and healthy is one of the top New...

When thinking back on this past year we can recall so many fun and exciting projects that have come to fruition.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month and we’re partnering with Free2Luv® an organization that spreads the word that LOVE is...

This September we want you to join us and the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation in raising awareness of the causes of childhood cancer.

Ahhhhhh.....Summertime! It's quite possibly a child's favorite time of the year. School is out, no more waking up early, no more test...

Let’s embrace a new perspective. This year for Autism Awareness Month the Autism Society wants to go beyond simply promoting autism...

One of the best measures of the success of a play environment is how long people stay engaged with the space. The greatest factors...

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a framework first described by occupational therapist, A. Jean Ayres, PhD, in the 1970s. It refers...

As summer winds down we wanted to take this opportunity to showcase what we’ve been up to! Summer is always a busy month for...

Can you believe it’s Summer already? Summertime has got to be a kid’s favorite time of the year! School is out, fun vacations are...

Playgrounds should be fun for all children but having a good time can be more difficult for those with special needs. Most playgrounds do...