Outdoor Playground Tunnels & Bridges
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Our range of outdoor playground tunnels, bridges, and mounds is a staple addition to your existing outdoor playground equipment. The different heights and lengths of the tunnels and mounds offer fresh physical challenges for children, such as crawling and climbing.
A simplistic piece such as a tunnel can offer endless amounts of scenario-building for children to encourage imaginative play. You can also choose a variety of options such as adding slides and ladders or placing a tunnel in a mound to incorporate multipurpose use. Choose the different products you need to suit any playground space or specific requirements.
This collection is made from high-quality timber and designed to withstand years of usage and the effects of the outdoor environment.
Explore our range of outdoor play tunnels and contact us for a personalised quote.
Why Choose Sovereign Play?
When selecting an outdoor playground tunnel provider, several reasons make Sovereign your ideal choice:
- A proven track record with over 10,000 exterior environments transformed
- Quote, design, manufacture, install and maintenance service
- A wide range of playground tunnels to cater to diverse play needs
- Work with a range of markets, including nurseries, schools, local authorities
- A UK-based company with DBS checked teams, ensuring utmost safety
- A dedicated team of designers and consultants ready to make your outdoor play dream a reality
We are more than a provider of playground tunnels – we are partners in creating safe, engaging, and inclusive outdoor learning environments for children.
Playground Tunnel FAQs
What Does Tunnel Play Help With?
Incorporating a tunnel into your playground helps with developing children’s gross motor skills. Using their hands, legs, and feet to crawl through the small space helps with coordination and stability alongside being a physical development challenge. It can also be a great way for children to socialise with each other and teach patience for example, by taking turns to go through the tunnel.
