Article by 

Carter Clark

Children playing under a large orange arch topped with a deer head at a park; a boy in a "MESSI 10" jersey and a man seated on a bench nearby

We are excited to announce that we are now offering a new way to play in parks and playgrounds across Canada with our new interactive playground equipment.

Bringing technology to outdoor play, this interactive equipment creates a personalized play experience for kids of all ages.

children are playing

From interactive soccer Ball Walls that help facilitate skills development to play arches and activity centres that engage multiple sensory learning opportunities, interactive playgrounds create an easy-to-play experience for kids of all ages and all abilities.

Technology-driven interactive play can help take your park to the next level by creating “gaming in the real world”, encouraging more fun and more time outdoors within your community.

Find out more about our interactive playground products here or connect with us to learn how you can bring this equipment to your next park.

Article by 

Carter Clark

Co-Owner
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Park N Play Design

Carter Clark is the Marketing Director and Co-Owner of Park N Play Design, one of Canada’s leading firms specializing in the design and construction of inclusive and accessible playgrounds and parks. With more than two decades of company experience behind the organization, Carter works closely with designers, manufacturers, and community partners to help municipalities, schools, and organizations plan play spaces that serve entire communities.

Through his work with Park N Play Design, Carter has contributed to the planning and development of thousands of play environments across Canada, ranging from traditional playgrounds and natural play spaces to splash parks, skateparks, pump tracks, and outdoor fitness areas. His focus is on helping communities create spaces that are safe, inclusive, developmentally meaningful, and built to perform for decades.

Carter regularly writes about playground planning, inclusive design, community engagement, and best practices for developing successful park and recreation projects. His work helps community leaders better understand the planning, funding, and design decisions that lead to successful play environments.