There are playgrounds that give kids a place to play—and then there are playgrounds that change what a community believes is possible.
The new DREAM Playground at Oak Grove Park in Hudson, Ohio, is one of those places.
Parks directors, facilities managers, and school decision makers face a critical decision when selecting a vendor for playground shade structures. The right choice protects children from harmful UV rays, extends equipment life, and creates inviting community spaces. The wrong choice can mean costly repairs, safety concerns, and frustrated visitors.
DWA Recreation helps municipalities and school districts navigate this decision by asking the questions that matter, before making the commitment.
“What you see here today is a dream brought to life through the power of compassion, determination, and community.”
You can pack a lot of fun into a small city space. Cahill Commons in Erlanger Kentucky is a great example!
A custom castle, climbing wall and other features make this park a destination and a gem in the Queen City.
The City responded to the community's need for inclusive and accessible playgrounds and parks.
Miamisburg Ohio created a destination for residents and visitors to play and enjoy outdoor concerts.
Foster a healthier community with these additions to your pickleball courts, baseball fields and softball fields.
The City of Toledo Ohio utilized ARPA funding to establish a unique and inclusive playground at its most visited park.
Thanks to a generous donation, the Parks and Recreation Department at the City of Springdale Ohio had the opportunity to revitalize two parks with new playground structures, benches, trash receptacles and family picnic shelters.
