Diy hill slide

Our favorite slides that we'd love to have in our own home or back yard.

Forts, treehouses, climbing ways, and workout rings are among these great backyard projects.

I wanted to post about playground hills today. Almost every person I talk to wants a hill in their learning landscape, with an embankment slide of course. It is kind of a trademark of natural play. Most folks picture a grass hill that is perpetually green and mowed (by someone else ;). But, most of these spaces will get a low level of maintenance and the hill is likely to turn into dirt and mud at the top and on the sides of the slide from all of the excited foot traffic. I want to encourage…

I'm an aging, handyman/maintenance guy. one of the people i do stuff for wants to build a home made slide for his grand kids. he would like it to come...

Here are 25 DIY slide projects that are simple to build, fun to play on, and easy enough for anyone to make with a few common household items.

Posts about slide written by Kaitlin

Our backyard is mainly composed of one large hill, so I knew we’d have to get creative with any playground equipment we wanted to put up for the girls. We’ve had a sliding board for yea…

This looks like fun! Taken at Patterson Farms in Ohio, this slide is 50 feet long and is hidden in the woods next to a big wooden fort!

Hill Slide Fun from The Empowered Educator! Add a climbing challenge to your outdoor play area with this simple DIY mound or hill slide. No hardware required and easy to remove when no longer needed! Perfect project for parents, educators and early childhood teachers who value engaging outdoor play spaces! #outdoorplay #diy #outdoorspace #backyard #naturalplay #hillslidefun

At the top of the slide, an entrance platform is required. We have designed one that fits around the slide and that accommodates both the sit down bar required by the playground safety standards, and a crib stair. The sit down bar comes with the platform, but the crib stair is an add-on. We can also provide the rock scramble (see elsewhere in the store). A note about the crib stair: Kids will ALWAYS try to go back up the hill the shortest way possible, which is along the sides of the slide…