Make a splash.
Splash pads, play creeks and water-play spaces bring a different kind of movement to the backyard. Start with the ages of your children and how you want to supervise the space.
BIG IDEAS FOR LITTLE EXPLORERSLet their
wild out.
Kidscapes family landscapes. Made for splashing, climbing, imagining and one more minute outside.
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A COLORADO DREAMSCAPES BRAND
Childhood happens
out here.
The best backyards leave room for a little dirt, a lot of laughter and stories that grow with them. Kidscapes brings play into the landscape, with spaces that feel at home in the whole garden.
PICK THEIR KIND OF WONDERBuilt around
Built around
“one more minute.”
Take the long way home.
Zip lines, climbing features, obstacle courses and trails turn the yard into a place to explore. Layout, access and age-appropriate equipment belong in the design conversation from the start.
A little world of their own.
A playhouse, a fort, a sand area or a garden they can help grow. Give open-ended play a place, with room for their interests to change over time.
Adults get a place, too.
Comfortable seating, shade and clear views connect the play space to family life. The garden can be a place for everyone without every area doing the same job.
WHAT LITTLE HANDS AND FEET TOUCH
The details matter
at their height.
Splinter resistance
Material choice and finish matter on surfaces children touch. We consider splinter-resistant options as part of the play-space design, with the final selection suited to its use.
Surface heat
Lower-heat material choices and lighter surfaces can be part of the plan. Shade, exposure and weather still matter. No outdoor surface stays cool in every condition.
Shade & sightlines
Consider where play happens during the day and where adults will be nearby. Shade and clear views should help shape the layout, alongside the equipment itself.
Room to grow
Tell us the ages, interests and access needs of the people using the space. A family garden can make room for different activities as those needs change.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before we break ground.
Can Kidscapes be part of a complete landscape?
Yes. We can consider play areas alongside patios, planting, water features and outdoor living in the same project conversation.
Can you include splash pads and zip lines?
Yes. Those are among the Kidscapes features available to discuss. Suitability, equipment, placement and site requirements need to be reviewed for your property.
Are all play surfaces heat-proof or splinter-proof?
No. Splinter resistance and lower heat absorption are material-selection considerations, not absolute promises. Final product choices, shade, maintenance and site conditions matter.
Where can I explore more Kidscapes ideas?
Visit kidscapes.net for more about play, water, adventure and family backyard possibilities. You can also choose Kidscapes in the quote form on this page.
COLORADO DREAMSCAPES