http://cottesloetennis.com.au/new-playground-coming-soon/ Cottesloe Tennis Club, Perth, Australia Sat, 24 Apr 2010 03:19:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://cottesloetennis.com.au/new-playground-coming-soon/#comment-11 Karen Sun, 18 Oct 2009 07:09:42 +0000 http://cottesloetennis.com.au/?p=206#comment-11 Playground is great for young kids, not much for the older ones though. It would be great if it had a fence around it with an automatic shuting gate as this would make us as parents much more relaxed and would also potentially attract more young families to the club. Playground is great for young kids, not much for the older ones though. It would be great if it had a fence around it with an automatic shuting gate as this would make us as parents much more relaxed and would also potentially attract more young families to the club.

]]> http://cottesloetennis.com.au/new-playground-coming-soon/#comment-9 Judy Straton Fri, 01 May 2009 13:13:14 +0000 http://cottesloetennis.com.au/?p=206#comment-9 This looks great for younger children, but would it be possible also to have one of those horizontal ladders that kids swing along using their arms? Our five year old grandson loves these. An alternative would be the Arch Bar on the Forpark website- (individual components). Either of these would be more interesting and attractive to slightly older kids than the single horizontal pole in the picture. They wouldn't pose a risk to younger kids, as they couldn't get up there. The set pictured doesn't really have enough climbing stuff for older children. Judy Straton This looks great for younger children, but would it be possible also to have one of those horizontal ladders that kids swing along using their arms? Our five year old grandson loves these. An alternative would be the Arch Bar on the Forpark website- (individual components). Either of these would be more interesting and attractive to slightly older kids than the single horizontal pole in the picture. They wouldn’t pose a risk to younger kids, as they couldn’t get up there. The set pictured doesn’t really have enough climbing stuff for older children.
Judy Straton

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