New South Wales

Waterside is a contemporary residential community in the Lakes District of Penrith Valley. It is set around an extensive lake system and has six kilometres of boardwalks and pathways. The Waterside playground provides equipment for both younger and older children, and friendly facilities for families such as seats, barbecues and shade.

The playground features the following Proludic and Dynamo playground equipment:

Warrawee Public School in Sydney decided its existing playground needed upgrading. Viva had already worked with Warrawee Care Centre, located in the grounds of the school, in 2008 when it installed a new playground. The school selected a combination of Vivacity equipment for active play and and a ship from the Naval Fleet for imaginative play activities. These items are suitable for groups of children to play on. In addition Viva supplied and installed the playground safety surfacing.

Town Beach Park is a popular recreation location in the Port Macquarie area. The park adjoins the Hastings River breakwall and caravan park.   The feature of the playground is the Dynamic Structures Skysurf which gives users a sensation of flying through the air. The Skysurf has the added benefit of encouraging interaction between users and spectators, which helps families and communities play together. The playground has become a major regional attraction for children and their families. 

This new playground is located next to the Bonny Hills Community Hall and has a skateboard park nearby.

The combination of a Diabolo multi play unit and moving equipment encourages group play. The children also use the equipment to sit on and watch skaters using the skateboard park nearby, and to enjoy the spectacular views of the mid-north coast.

For more information on this playground contact Port Macquarie-Hastings Council. 

This playground was designed to predominantly suit the play needs of older children. It features a challenging Ixo multi play unit and the exhilarating rotating item, Gyrospiral. The playground setting is ideal with picturesque views of the Hastings River. 

The playground features the following Proludic equipment:

Located next to the tennis courts, this ideal combination of equipment for a small playground includes a Diabolo multiplay unit, swings and spring item for active play, and a train for imaginative play.

The playground features the following Proludic equipment:

Coffs Harbour City Council wanted to create a fantastic regional play facility, the Brelsford Park Adventure Playground. The playground which was highly commended in the 2010 Kidsafe National Playspace Awards is Stage 1A of the Brelsford Park Masterplan which aims to create a vibrant parkland, sport and cultural precinct in the heart of the city.

The Proludic “Tug Boat” is the feature item in the Anderson Park playground, located on the banks of the Parramatta River in Ryde. There are pleasant views of the river and the Ryde Bridge from the playground. Anderson Park is one of a network of parks located along the Ryde Riverwalk. Ryde Riverwalk is an 8km long landscaped pathway created along the Parramatta River, that links parks, trails, heritage sites and transport hubs. The playground was designed by the City of Ryde. 

 The playground features the following Viva Recreation equipment: