Amy has been wanting to take the kids to this playground for a long time, it just never fit into her schedule. That is, until today. It's in Huntington Beach's Central Park, right next to where we have our Easter Breakfast, only we had never noticed it before. and it's not a typical playground.
First, there are forts that the kids can climb up and build. They issue hammers and saws for the kids to use and 3 nails. If they want more, they have to earn them by turning in old, bent nails or trash. Emma and Wyatt loved this. They spent their entire time building. Wyatt even started his own company!
There was also a pond with a rope bridge. Carson tried to find different ways to get across, regular walking, walking on the side ropes, and even with no hands.
There were rafts to play with...
...but my favorite was the water/mud slide.
First, there are forts that the kids can climb up and build. They issue hammers and saws for the kids to use and 3 nails. If they want more, they have to earn them by turning in old, bent nails or trash. Emma and Wyatt loved this. They spent their entire time building. Wyatt even started his own company!
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