Article published on 6 April 2016

Here at Proludic, we pride ourselves on the power of great design. Our skilled, talented and creative designers create a story for each and every play area that they work on, no matter how big or small the project.

In February, we completed a spectacular, great design with our brand new £100k pirate-themed inclusive play area in Tower Gardens, Skegness for East Lindsey District Council ready for half term and the summer holiday season.

The seaside was the core inspiration behind the themed play space. Therefore, the surfacing features lots of nautical-themed elements. This means the design can succeed to bring the play area to life and to let children’s imagination run wild!

The play area has had a hugely positive effect on the local community. For example, a nearby caravan park only 2 miles down the road saw the Tower Gardens design in their local newspaper and decided that they wanted to work with us on their own play area.

This £20k refreshed play area provides the perfect spot for children to play on-site at the caravan park.

Would you like to have your own fantastic play area? Then please don’t hesitate to contact us on 0115 982 3980 or fill in our Contact Form.

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