Recently the folks at Countryside ventured north to the ever brisk Delano, Minnesota, for the Landscape Structures annual sales meeting. They were not disappointed! Among the festivities was the unveiling of new products for 2015. Here are the highlights! The Canyon Collection This breathtaking collection of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) play equipment is both
» Continue ReadingGrowing up, we had one playground in the area that all kids flocked to. It was not within walking distance from my house, so when my mom packed us up and hauled us to the Community Center, it was a real treat. I specifically remember a turtle climber looking thing that you could get underneath and
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When I was growing up, I was never indoors. I was the proverbial “Tom Boy.” I climbed trees, made mud pies, and played in the yard. But the best part of my childhood was the little patch of woods behind my house. It was about a hundred yards from my back door. On hot summer
» Continue ReadingYou’ve been asking for it! Here’s what’s new for 2013 at Landscape Structures! First, (and probably my favorite) is the all new line of digital playground equipment called Pulse. This equipment features multi-sensory game play that encourages children to work their bodies and their minds, while learning to play together. Pulse helps kids develop hand-eye coordination,
» Continue ReadingEveryone loves to make the world around them their own. Whether it be adding glitter to a favorite picture frame, or redecorating a man cave, everyone has their own personal style. Did you know you can do this with new playground equipment? Landscape Structures is the leader in innovation and customization! We can create anything
» Continue ReadingOne of the biggest trends in commercial playground equipment is the natural theme. These pieces blend in well with surrounding park foliage, and are easy to maintain. We have a line called Play Naturally, that is manufactured by Landscape Structures. These pieces are stunning and kids love them! One particular piece of equipment we carry is called
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