Mission Viejo
With a fall height of 36”, this stable, short, and compact structure can accommodate 26 kids. Children can start their climbing adventure safely via the 5 Pebble Climbers. Once they reach the deck, they will find a Gear Panel for hands-on interaction. Rotating these gears, kids can work on their motor skills and cognitive development. There’s also a Spelling Panel to promote learning in a playful manner and teach kids while keeping them entertained. When they walk up the deck, there’s a 3-foot Straight Slide that will slide them down and give them the bouncy effect, which will make them try it over and over. Right beside the slide, there’s a 3-foot Spiral Climber that they can use to climb down once they get bored of sliding. On the ground, the Mission Viejo also features a Rain Wheel, which is adored by preschoolers. Kids can imagine controlling a vessel and saving it from a shipwreck. Lots of fun & creative adventures are waiting for them under the Mission Viejo’s Square Roof.
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With a fall height of 36”, this stable, short, and compact structure can accommodate 26 kids. Children can start their climbing adventure safely via the 5 Pebble Climbers. Once they reach the deck, they will find a Gear Panel for hands-on interaction. Rotating these gears, kids can work on their motor skills and cognitive development. There’s also a Spelling Panel to promote learning in a playful manner and teach kids while keeping them entertained. When they walk up the deck, there’s a 3-foot Straight Slide that will slide them down and give them the bouncy effect, which will make them try it over and over. Right beside the slide, there’s a 3-foot Spiral Climber that they can use to climb down once they get bored of sliding. On the ground, the Mission Viejo also features a Rain Wheel, which is adored by preschoolers. Kids can imagine controlling a vessel and saving it from a shipwreck. Lots of fun & creative adventures are waiting for them under the Mission Viejo’s Square Roof.
