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Kids are going to love this enchanting wooden playground


I saw this picture on Pinterest a while ago with no description whatsoever, so I did a quick image search on Google to find out more about it. Turns out it's a children's playground in Australia, which is part of Canberra's National Arboretum.

Designed by award-winning landscape architect Taylor Cullity Lethlean, the Pod Playground is crafted entirely from local wood. It features giant acorn cubby houses, climbing walls and ladders, tunnel slides, and kaleidoscopes, among other things. The park opened a couple of years ago, and kids meeting nature is exactly what it's all about.
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