Every community has a story to tell. Discover how traditional playgrounds and custom-designed play environments create spaces where children, families, and communities come together through the power of play.
When summer temperatures rise, spray parks and splash pads become the heart of the community. Discover how aquatic play spaces create unforgettable family experiences, encourage outdoor recreation, and transform parks into vibrant summer destinations.
Great spaces start with great ideas—but funding makes them possible. We partner with communities to navigate grants, build compelling applications, and support fundraising efforts that turn vision into impact.
As communities prepare for the 4th of July, parks and playgrounds become more than places to gather. They become the heart of the celebration. From parades and picnics to play and fireworks, these public spaces help create the shared traditions and lasting memories that bring neighbors, families, and generations together.
Northwest Playground is proud to launch the 1st Annual Mickey Corso Fun-Raiser in partnership with WRPA. This new event brings together our community to honor Mickey’s legacy while supporting the next generation of parks and recreation professionals through the Mickey Corso Scholarship Fund.
“Building Community Through PlayTM” is more than a tagline—it’s a promise. Discover how Northwest Playground designs inclusive, accessible spaces that reflect each community and bring people together.
Northwest Playground Equipment hosted its 3rd Annual Bingo Bongo Golf Tournament at Chehalem Glenn Golf Course, bringing together 120 golfers and raising $4,500 for Meals on Wheels serving the greater Yamhill County area. The event highlighted the power of partnerships, with strong support from sponsors and participants who came together to give back to the community.
Explore Muckleshoot Southwind Park in Auburn, WA—a vibrant, inclusive playground and sports complex developed in partnership with the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and Seattle Kraken, designed to promote community, connection, and active play.
At the Washington School for the Deaf, play was designed for connection. See how inclusive design, clear sightlines, and shared play spaces support communication, confidence, and belonging for every student.
