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Blenheim Palace Adventure Play

The journey into the play starts outside the wall when you enter through the secret door. It opens out into an entrance courtyard with a giant golden water feature marking the start of the flow of water, echoing the golden ball that sits on top of the palace roof. From here, the water weaves its way through and around a natural honey sandstone rill to the bottom eastern corner of the walled garden. With options to pump, dam and divert the water along its entire length, it’s brilliantly interactive play that both kids and their parents love.

At the culmination of the water’s journey, it twists and turns its way to the impressive grand bridge, reconstructed in all its glory, complete with hidden rooms and secret tunnels to explore and discover.

Against the top wall, there’s a quaint and quirky kitchen garden, with giant carrots, oversized sunflowers and gigantic plant pots, all set against the large boundary wall as we play with scale and invite exploration through the secret shed to discover the wider garden and the play it reveals.

The toddler play sits aside the water play, styled on the distinctive Great Lake boathouse, it’s an enclosed space with seating and smaller boat-themed playful elements for the younger visitors to explore and grow their confidence, before they graduate to the bigger play.

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Red Raion 10th Anniversary

Founded in 2014, Red Raion launched its brand for the first time at IAAPA EAS Göteborg in 2015.

This video is more than a celebration of our past 10 years. It’s also a tribute to everyone who, over the years, has been part of this journey, and a promise of how much further we’re ready to go.

Cheers!

Windsor Great Park Adventure Play

In this video we take a fly over the amazing new play at Windsor Great Park. Created with local oak and using the local craftsmen to thatch the rooves of some of the structures. It opened in 2023 and for us, is a truly astonishing build.

A look behind the scenes at our concept development

Which extends into the design development for Neo's Journey at Parc Sainte Croix

The Roderick Dhu Lookout Tower at Loch Katrine

A truly special project, inspired by the birthplace of Scottish tourism. With a unique blend of challenges — the remarkable location, its rich historical context, and the complex, remote build — we set out to document the journey of bringing this lookout tower to life. From processing the timber in our Norfolk workshop to helicopter drops of materials on the hilltop site, every step was an adventure worth sharing.

You can see more about CAP.CO - Creating Adventurous Places Ltd. here.

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