Backyard climbing structure kids

Amid quarantine, my husband was inspired to build a climbing structure for the boys. We are very fortunate to have access to a yard in San Francisco. It literally doubles our space and has become such a refuge since the zoos, museums, and playgrounds have closed. We started cleaning and clearing up

We have two kids, and spending large amounts of time outside is not their first choice. At our house I sometimes have to set a timer to motivate them to be outdoors, and they run back to our screened porch at the sight of a bee! A playground might not change a child’s opinion of bees, but it will b

Juegos infantiles para jardín hechos a base de troncos y cuerdas, con pared escaladora

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Learn how you can reuse and recycle your old tires into a great diy playground equipment for your kids in this DIY tire climbing tower. You might be surprised how little supplies, time and money are needed to pull this fun outdoor toy together!

You might have used pallets to make something useful for your home but how about using the pallets for something that is purely for fun purpose? For that take a look at the awesome creations below: 1. Turn Them to a Swing Image via: hometalk 2. A Funky End Table Image via: flickr 3. A

The Junior Challenger is great for the kids who enjoy being active and challenged - click here to view all the aspects of it

Learn how to build your own DIY playset or treehouse with slide & rockwall. Save money by building your own DIY playground for your children.

The Best Backyard DIY Projects for Your Outdoor Play Space - Build outdoor toys, climbing structures, sand and water play, and more!

My wife was looking at play structures to give our three kids something new to do when they were playing in our yard, and hit on the idea of a climbing structure. After looking through a variety of options available online, we found that most were either too large for our small postage-stamp yard or made entirely of plastic which were impossible to store in the winter and priced at $400 and up. Now I am not a carpenter by any stretch. I am a computer programmer by trade and was never…