Lions Park
Clearwater, MN USA
MN - Lions Park
Video features the Landscape Structures playground at the Lions Park in Clearwater Minnesota.
[video: fade in to an elevated view of the Lions Park playground. Camera pans across the Skyport and playground towers with connecting cargo net climbers and slides. Two boys climb on the rope Portal climber. Camera zooms in boy’s hand as he pushes a toy car and a race track. A girl points up at the sign with animal pictures on it. Side view of a girl swinging on the overhead Ring bridge. Camera pans across the back side of a swing set. A mother pushes her toddler in a full bucket toddler swing. Shannon Essler-Petty a member of the Clearwater parks board commission speaks to the camera. She holds her daughter in her arms while she speaks.
Shannon: Part of the big thing that we knew we wanted was we wanted it to be handicap-accessible. And this park was fairly run down at the time, and so we needed to replace it.
Shannon voiceover: So, we started the process at looking at different structures. And we knew at the time that we wanted something big to attract people to our city. We have a sign that has all of the different animals that they can find within the structure, so they’re hidden throughout the structure. So kids then can play like a seek and find, you know, kind of game and look for all of the different animals within the structure.
[video: a young girl points to a caterpillar picture on a Cascade climber. Camera zooms in on the picture of the caterpillar. Camera follows young girl as she walks up to a bumble bee picture on a Permalene hand hold. She points and touches the picture. Scene switch to the girl walking up to Permalene hand hold on the playground with a dragonfly image. The girl reaches up her hand to point at the image. She taps the image three times. Camera back to Shannon speaking to the camera.]
Shannon: All of the pieces in here were specifically designed for a purpose;
Shannon voiceover: like some sort of physical, cognitive type of play. And so, kids are playing, but then they’re also working on different skills like fine motor and as they’re playing… so this structure has so many cool aspects to it, it’s not just a playground. It’s been such a wonderful opportunity for our city and for the kids. I mean, I just love that this playground is used as frequently as it is right now. Now that it’s up, I mean this place is busy all of the time and that’s really what we wanted to see.
[video: a girl spins herself with her feet on a Saddle Seat spinner. Shannon holds her daughter’s hands above her head as she slides down a slide. Full elevated view of the playground structures. A boy lets go of a toy car on a race track. He watches as the car races away down the track. The car loses momentum and stops. A girl grabs the car and pushes it up the other side of the race track.]
[video: a woman pushes two children as they lay on their stomachs on the Boogie Board swing. Camera zooms in on the boy laying on his stomach on the Boogie Board. A girl swings towards the camera on the monkey bars. A girl pushes the Omni spinner. She spins a boy sitting on the Omni spinner. Camera pans across the playground structure. A girl swings on the monkey bars, another girl climbs across the Disc Challenge bridge. Camera switches to the other end of the playground where a Cascade climber connects to a playground tower. A girl spins on a Blender spinner. Camera is mounted to the handle of the Flywheel spinner. A girl hangs and spins on the Flywheel spinner. Camera switches to a bird’s eye view of the entire park area as children play on the playground.]
[video: a baby swings in slow motion while sitting in a full bucket baby swing. A woman pushes a young girl on a swing. She pushes her very high and runs underneath her. A boy sits on a Molded Bucket seat swing while smiling and waving at the camera. A boy sits at the top of the Blender spinner. He smiles into the camera. Camera zooms in on a girl as swings on the monkey bar rungs. As she swings she smiles at the camera. Camera zooms in on a young boy’s face. He looks up into the camera and smiles. A girl stands on the Corkscrew climber. She smiles and waves to the camera. Fade to black, Landscape Structures logo appears with text below reading: For a better tomorrow we play today.]
Playground Details
Age Ranges
- 2 to 5 years
- 5 to 12 years
Play Styles
- Preconfigured
- Net Play
Product Lines/ Categories
Min Area Required
- 104' x 75' (31,70 m x 22,86 m)
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- 5-12 Area: 80' x 52' (24,38 m x 15,85 m)
- 2-5 Area: 24' x 23' (7,32 m x 7,01 m)
Max Fall Height
- 120" (3,05 m)
Design/CAD Files for this Playground
Design Standards
Price Range (USD)
$200K-$500K+
Ages 2-5 yrs
Enclosures
Overhead Events
Sports & Fitness
Bridges & Ramps
Mainstructures
Roofs
Swings
Climbers
- Cascade Climber
- Corkscrew Climber w/Permalene® Handholds
- Deck Link w/Steel Barriers
- Lollipop Climber
- Mini Summit Climber
Motion & More Fun
+ view moreSlides & Gliders
Custom
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This playground includes a variety of custom elements and/or customized product(s). Please contact your local playground consultant for additional details.
For more information about items included in this playground
Contact Your ConsultantLions Park offers two age-appropriate spaces for children to play. The main Netplex® playstructure is anchored by a Skyport™ Climber, which features vertical net tunnels and latex-free rubber landings where kids can hang out. From there, kids can climb up and over on the Crest Climber, perfect their balance walking across the S-Disc Challenge or spin around and around on the Blender™ Spinner. Younger kids can explore in a developmentally appropriate space on the Smart Play®: Motion 2-5. While this playground design welcomes kids ages 2 to 5, Smart Play: Motion was designed with 16 activities that meet the unique needs of kids ages 2 to 3.
Installed: September 2016
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11123 Upper 33rd St N
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
Phone 763-550-7860
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