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New Play equipment at Longcroft Park

Longcroft Park - New equipment

Longcroft Park
Woodpecker Way
Worthing
West Sussex - Location Map

The equipment will be set out along a path and will be fenced once completed to provide a safe haven for children to play whilst parents and carers can sit and meet up in adjacent seating. The equipment selected is specially chosen to stimulate and challenge children from toddler to around 8 years of age using climbing, balancing swinging and social play. Additional seating will be provided along with litterbins.

Should additional funding be made available the site could easily be expanded.

Long Climb Mulitplay

Designed to give stepped physical challenges, allowing confidence, skill and strength to grow. With a difficult traverse, including a climbing wall, hand over hand and easier circulation via ladders/rope climbs, users are rewarded with a 1.5m high slide. Long Climb. A transitional unit
that is good for older toddlers and juniors alike. It has a challenging hand-over-hand section that acts as a filter between the easy slide and the trickier climbing wall, firremans pole and a rope climb. It provides increasingly difficult challenges to keep children coming back. Suitable for children between 4-10 years.

Multiplay at Longcroft

Rotating Beam

This beam mirrors walking along tree trunks or walls. Excellent for developing balance and coordination skills, just staying on is difficult. Suitable for ages 6 to 14 years
Rotating Beam at Longcroft

Toddlerzone Hide and Slide

Hide & Slide Toddlerzone Inclusive Multiplay system offering 3 levels of access to a 1.2m high slide, up a climb ramp, a inclined ladder with handrails or a ring climb. There is a hidden social
seating area under the main deck where little ones can sit, chat and hide. At the highest point we have put look-out binoculars (educational panel). Suitable for children from 2 to 6 years.
Small multiplay at Longcroft


Roundabout at Longcroft
Swings at Longcroft

Edge Along Bridge

To help develop balance and the skill of judging distances.
Edge Out Beam at Longcroft
Boat Swing

Larger than an average cradle seat the boat seat gives support to those children with less mobility and coordination so that they can enjoy the sensation of swinging. It can be used like an old fashioned boat swing by two or more children when in the flat position or by one child when upright. 
Boat Swing at Longcroft

Scooter Roundabout

A roundabout that will go as fast as children make it and so uses up a lot of energy without them realising. Suitable for children between 4 to 10 years.
Scooter Roundabout at Longcroft

Steeping Pods

The Inclusive Stepping Pods can be installed at various heights for children to hop from one to another. Great for ages 2 to 8 years to develop balance and the skill of judging distances.
Stepping Stones at Longcroft

Inclusive Springer

Arranged to allow children to 'spring' together these springies allow seating from the front, giving back and ankle support. With a moulded seat the user is held in place. Inclusive Springies. Designed with an open front, specially shaped to allow children to get on and off themselves by simply reversing and sitting down, no lifting necessary. Molded to offer full support and a double foot rail to accommodate different ages. An exciting ride for all children from 2 to 8 years

Springer at Longcroft Park

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