Tillery Neighborhood Park Survey #3

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How far away do you live from the park?
40%
Less than 1/4 mile
26%
1/4 to 1/2 mile
23%
More than 2 miles away
8%
1 to 2 miles away
4%
1/2 to 1 mile
53 respondents
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Nature play encourages exploration, creativity, and interaction with the natural environment. These spaces often incorporate natural elements to encourage physical activity, creativity, and environmental stewardship. By incorporating nature play we aim to foster a deeper appreciation for the environment and create meaningful, enjoyable play experiences for children of all ages. Through the introduction of nature play we hope to align with the context/setting of the park, honoring the natural feel of the space while providing new and interesting features for everyone to enjoy in the park.

Below are some examples of nature play elements. Please rank your choices from favorite to least favorite.
  • 30Rank: 2.3075%c. Play Hill
  • 31Rank: 2.6178%b. Natural Seating
  • 31Rank: 2.8178%d. Stump Jump
  • 31Rank: 3.0078%a. Fort Building
  • 31Rank: 3.1978%e. Labyrinth
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Do you have any other thoughts regarding nature play that you would like to share?
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The design team is exploring ideas to enhance the connection to nature and the unique character of the pecan grove. One possibility is a pecan shelling station. We'd love your feedback on this idea or suggestions for other features that celebrate the grove's sense of place.
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Our previous survey revealed a strong interest in adding swings to the park. The design team is moving forward with plans to include a swing set, and we're considering a design similar to the one shown below. This configuration offers versatility for a wide range of users, featuring one tot swing (A), one belt swing (B), and one nest swing (C). We'd love to hear your thoughts on this proposed design!
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Our previous two surveys indicated an interest in incorporating traditional play elements into the park. To align with these preferences, we're collaborating with a playground consultant to select equipment that complements the park's natural aesthetic. The image below showcases a variety of play elements suggested by the consultant. Please rank these items in order of your preference. Note: not all of these elements will make it into the final plan.
  • 25Rank: 1.5286%a. Spacenet climber
  • 18Rank: 2.8362%f. Spider Web Climber
  • 21Rank: 3.0572%e. Play hut
  • 20Rank: 3.3069%b. Rope swing
  • 19Rank: 5.0066%d. Tilted spinning disc
  • 15Rank: 5.0052%g. Imaginary play panels
  • 18Rank: 5.2262%c. Spinner bowl seat
29 Respondents
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