6x6 Clubhouse with loads of features in Charlottesville

Incredibly challenging design and installation in a fairly tight space with considerable slope. Designed it with every feature the family including a 6x6 clubhouse with 1/2 high walls and a floor below, a bridge with integrated monkey bars, a 6x6 porch with a gangplank and 4 swing positions attached.

Double set in Fuquay Varina

Really nice double fort with a 10'Bridge and a webswing underneath, 3 swing positions, clubhouse below one of the forts, wave slide, tube slide, angled steps and Cargo Net.

5x5 Fort with front porch in Williamsburg

Very nice fort with a 3' front porch, slide, angled steps with risers (which most companies don't offer - prevents small kids from falling through individual steps), a rockwall with good clearance though it doesn't look that way, cute half high walls on the upper fort, floor and 3 swings.

Fully Featured Playground with a large family deck

This great family wanted a large deck off the back of their playground for adult chairs and kids toys. Built on significant slope and around numerous trees.

5x5 Fort with Swings Below Bridge in Midlothian

Very difficult design requiring no trees being removed. Nice size fort with a slide and steps, 8' swing bridge, and a tree porch with a rock wall.

9x12 Tree Deck with steps and rockwall

An awesome spot for hanging out for kids and grownups. Built around two trees, there's loads of shade and space. Low end of the deck is around 5', and the tall end 7'.

Gorgeous backyard playground with slant roof and horizontal rails.

6x6 Fort with 6x5 porch. Platform swing off the back supports 1 - 3 kids at the same time

Incredible set in Raleigh with a crows nest

Believe it or not, we installed this in a single day! The octagonal porch and crow's nest were both very tricky.

4x5 Fort with Monkey Bars and Cargo Net in Stafford

Oftentimes we'll do backyard playgrounds with no swings. But loads of accessories for the kids to enjoy.

Exact design the family wanted in Charlottesville

Slant roof and boatshaped porch make this very unique, along with the extended floor below the fort deck. The in-ground swingbeam posts provide a very clean look.

6x6 Fort with Porch and 4 swings, in Holly Springs

Great looking 6x6 fort with a 6x4 porch. Floors below add 60 square feet of deck space.

4x4 Fort with 3 swings, slide, steps a d Picnic Table

4 by 5 Fort with angled steps, slide and two swings

Rely cute setup on loads of slope. Complete with a slide, angled steps (with risers) as the way up, and 2 swings.

Horizontal Railing in Fredericksburg

Our second design with horizontal rails. Very clean look matches the design of the customer's home. Has a platform swing, 6x6 porch, escape hatch with ladder and a small bridge up to the massive tree.

6 by 7, roomy fort in Moseley

Very nice sized fort completely open to the front porch with over 6'6" of head room

Loaded 5x5 Fort in Yorktown, Virginia

Super nice backyard playground with monkey bar bridge, tubeslide off bridge, wave slide, swings, gangplank and cargo net. Good clearances for each feature.

Playset with multiple features in Charlottesville, Virginia

This cool playset in the mountains has a large 6x6 fort with a wood roof and walls with cutout windows, a 10' wave slide, gangplank, starbursts in the gable, a 4' porch leading to a bridge with a webswing underneath. The bridge leads to a 5x5 deck with a fire pole and rock wall. Really nice!

Great Looking Playset in Cary, NC

Really cool how we off set the back porch to allow the slide to go alongside the fort. This playset also has 3 swings, a cargo net, angled steps and a 10' wave slide. The back porch is 3' x 8'.

6x7 Fort in Fredericksburg, Virginia

This design has a large deck and floor, 84 square feet between them, a rock wall, three swing positions, gangplank and a tireswing. We worked this in on pretty extensive slope.

Playset with Porch in Springfield, Virginia

Very spacious design with a 5x5 fort, wood roof, 4 position swing beam, 5x6 porch, cargo net, angled steps and a lower floor. Inside the fort, there's 6'4" of headroom!