At the Pénestin campsite, two spectacular new playgrounds immediately catch the eye and invite children to embark on an adventure. Designed in sustainable natural wood, these installations transform a family holiday into a true experience of discovery and play.
To enhance the experience offered to its guests and strengthen the appeal of the site, the campsite wanted to develop two distinct play areas, located at strategic points throughout the property. The aim was to create striking playgrounds that could become real landmarks for families, while blending harmoniously into the campsite’s natural environment.
To meet this ambition, the first playground was installed near the reception area, featuring a majestic Observation Tower designed as a playful landmark visible as soon as visitors arrive. The second playground was set up in the “Forest Games” area. To ensure the playground fit perfectly with this theme, Proludic proposed two multifunctional structures in animal shapes: a large deer and a duck. Both areas, made from sustainable natural wood, integrate seamlessly into the camping landscape while offering rich and varied play experiences.
At the campsite reception: an Observation Tower for young explorers
Located just a short walk from the reception, the first playground draws attention with its sustainable natural wood Observation Tower, whose architecture evokes a large treehouse perched among the trees. Designed as a space for adventure and exploration, this structure invites children to climb and move at height. Young adventurers can use different access points to reach the elevated platforms, before sliding back down via a tubular slide.
From the top of the tower, children can observe their surroundings and imagine countless stories.
The “Forest Games” area and forest animals
In another area of the campsite now stands an impressive multifunctional structure in the shape of a deer, made from sustainable natural wood. This large structure offers multiple activities, including a slide, climbing walls and net structures, allowing children to climb and move through different play zones.
Nearby, a smaller duck play structure designed for younger children completes the layout. Equipped with a small net and a sheltered interior space, it allows toddlers to explore, climb gently and hide, all within a playful environment adapted to their size.
The Pénestin campsite now offers two distinct play worlds, located at strategic points around the site. These facilities strengthen the campsite’s identity and provide play areas that fully contribute to the quality of family stays.
